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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What religion does the British Royal Family follow?\nA: Every member of the royal family is Christened into the Church of England, which is a Protestant strain of Christianity.\n\nThe reigning monarch, who's currently the Queen, holds the title of Defender of the Faith and Supreme Governor of the Church of England.\n\nDuring her 1953 Coronation, Her Majesty was anointed by the Archbishop of Canterbury and took an oath to \"maintain and preserve inviolably the settlement of the Church of England\".\nQ: Why did the Duke and Duchess of Sussex leave the royal family?\nA: On Wednesday, the couple announced plans to step back from the British Royal Family to “carve out a progressive new role” while working “to become financially independent,” as they posted in a statement on social media.\n\n“What it seems to me what they’re planning to do is give themselves more freedom, more flexibility, outside of what is certainly known as ‘the firm’ within royal circles,” says British royals commentator Eloise Parker, referring to the Royal Family. “They’re saying, ‘OK, we’re not quitting, but we want to do our own thing too.’”\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Is WHO a business?\nA: NO: WHO is not a business, but rather part of the United Nations Sustainable Development Group.\nQ: Does Bill Gates own a 15% share in WHO?\nA: the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, does fund a large portion of WHO, particularly after the United States -- which had been the biggest monetary contributor to the health organization -- temporarily froze its participation in the organization. But Gates does not \"own 15% of the WHO\nQ: Does George Soros and the Rockerfellers own WHO?\nA: No\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Have Harry & Meghan ceased royal duties?\nA: Yes\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Did the US enter recession in February 2020?\nA: The United States economy officially entered a recession in February 2020, the committee that calls downturns announced on Monday, bringing the longest expansion on record to an end as the coronavirus pandemic caused economic activity to slow sharply.\nQ: Was the recession deliberate?\nA: No\nQ: Did the coronavirus crash cause wealth to be transferred from the rich to the poor?\nA: No\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: When was the claim made\nA: 04/06/2020\nQ: As at the time of the claim, was the entire world on lockdown\nA: Frorm an article published on the 6th of May, not all countries around the world were on lockdown because of the pandemic, some were on the verge of reopening their borders such as Australia and some coukd not afford to be on lockdown because of wars such as Libya\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: When did 5g start being rolled out around the world?\nA: it started in 2019 and was expected to expand rapidly in 2020\nQ: What is the coverage of 5G\nA: 5G technology -- the new generation in the development of wireless tech -- has covered much of the developed world, but it is nowhere close to reaching worldwide coverage.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: where did harvey weinstein test positive for corona virus\nA: Harvey Weinstein has tested positive for the novel coronavirus in prison.\nQ: how severe is the illness\nA: Still in medical isolation in prison, Harvey Weinstein has not exhibited any signs of severe illness, despite having tested positive for the coronavirus earlier this week.\nQ: Who confirmed that he had tested positive for coronavirus.\nA: union official for corrections officers said the former movie producer had tested positive.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Are nurses coming forward speaking publicly about the fact they are treating hundreds of children in hospitals with malnutrition, deformities and extreme psychiatric damage due to trauma?\nA: No answer could be found.\nQ: Are children in the U.S. being hospitalised due to the coronavirus?\nA: Yes\nQ: How many arrests have been made in the U.S. for child and human trafficking in 2020?\nA: No answer could be found.\nQ: How many reports of human trafficking were there in the US in 2020?\nA: In 2020, 10,583 situations of human trafficking were reported to the U.S. National Human Trafficking Hotline involving 16,658 individual victims\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Where did Rashida Tlaib get the financial information?\nA: Comprehensive Annual Financial Report for fiscal year 2019\nQ: Is there an official chart proving what was spent on police and health in Detroit 2019?\nA: Yes\nQ: What was the spending on the police from that report?\nA: Detroit Police Department expenditures from the general fund totaled about $293.7 million.\nQ: What was the spending on health from that report?\nA: Health Department expenditures were about $9.3 million.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: How often are police officers in the UK prosecuted for cases of manslaughter\nA: No answer could be found.\nQ: How many prosecutions of manslaughter by Police officers have been successful in the UK\nA: Only two could be found so far, one in 1969 and another in 1986\nQ: How often are police officers in the UK prosecuted for cases of manslaughter?\nA: No answer could be found.\nQ: How many prosecutions of manslaughter by Police officers have been successful in the UK?\nA: Only two could be found so far, one in 1969 and another in 1986.\nQ: What are the details of the prosecution of manslaughter by a police officer in the 1986 in the UK?\nA: No answer could be found.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What proves that there are underground bunkers used for trafficking\nA: There is no evidence to prove the existence on the FBI webpage\nQ: Have the US known about tunnel systems for drugs, sex trafficking and organ harvesting?\nA: No answer could be found.\nQ: Has Trump organised a military operation to stop trafficking, organ transplant and drugs?\nA: No answer could be found.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What effect has the Covid-19 Pandemic had on China - Middle East relations?\nA: The surprising effect of the COVID-19 pandemic has been to foster comradeship between China and most Middle-Eastern states in combatting a common enemy\nQ: How have China & Middle eastern countries helped each other during the pandemic?\nA: Iran Projected China’s national flag and words of support on to its famous Azadi Tower\nQ: How have China & Middle eastern countries helped each other during the pandemic?\nA: Chinese government has expressed sincere thanks to its counterparts in the Gulf and started sending medical aid to Iran, the worst affected country in the region.\nQ: How have China & Middle eastern countries helped each other during the pandemic?\nA: Qatar Airways delivered some 300 tons of medical supplies to China, while the Saudis signed six contracts in early February to deliver medical supplies and devices to China.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: How many bird e-scooters were in circulation in the Middle East, at the time of this claim.\nA: Circ acquired bird in january 2020. there are approximately 8,000-1000 Circ e-scooters in circulation between Qatar, Bahrain, and the United Arab Emirates.\nQ: Are circ shitting down any services in any cities?\nA: Circ, the E-scooter company that acquired Bird back in January, has announced that they are shutting down their service in several cities in the Middle East as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.\n\nCurrently, there are approximately 8,000-1000 Circ e-scooters in circulation between Qatar, Bahrain, and the United Arab Emirates. According to a former Circ employee who asked to remain anonymous, Bird is paying $300,000 to have the e-scooters removed from the region.\nQ: Are they being scrapping the scooters?\nA: Following extreme wear and tear, the Circ vehicles no longer met our rigorous quality standards,” said a spokesperson for the company. “Selling or re-use of these vehicles would potentially result in safety and reliability issues, which would not have been fair or ethical to the purchasers or potential riders. We look forward to resuming our service throughout more parts of the region later this year.” as many as 10,000 Circ scooters have been sent to a third-party UAE-based company for recycling, as a result of the supposed “pause in operations”.\nQ: Is this a permanent end of operations or a pause?\nA: Despite the claim that this is only a pause in operations, 75 people comprising the Circ team in the Middle East were laid off as a result of the move. “They’re completely shutting down the operation,” said the former employee. “They’ve pulled out and closed the Middle East. Everyone is unemployed.”\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What is the main cause of death for elephants in India?\nA: Electrocution.\nQ: How many elephants have died in total in India, in the years 2015-2019?\nA: data from 2015-2019 (up to 31 December 2018) shows that there have been a total of 373 elephant deaths in total across India.\nQ: How many elephant deaths were in Kerala alone in the same time period?\nA: for the period between 2015-2019, Kerala reported 39 elephant deaths due to various reasons including train accidents, poaching, and electrocution.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What was the Supreme Court of India's Ruling regarding renaming the country in all languages.?\nA: The bench refused to interfere but send the petition as a representation to the Centre for its consideration\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Which Government body is responsible for distribution of food in India?\nA: Food Corporation of India\nQ: What was their response to the claim?\nA: Misleading news published in \n@scroll_in\n on Food Grains gone waste, FCI's rebuttal attached\nQ: Did FCI add to their tweet?\nA: Yes\nQ: What did they say in the letter?\nA: They explained that the statistics quoted in the article were a gross misinterpretation of the facts, that the article had claimed that a large amount of grain had gone to waste, when it was simply in transit. They said the figure of 71.8 lakh metric tonne of wasted stock was 'imaginary' and the amount was 1,930 metric tonnes and that was largely due to 'natural calamities like floods'\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Was Hillary Clinton put on trial for the 2002 terror attack on Americans in Benghazi, Libya?\nA: A court case involving Clinton was in court, but she wasn’t on trial.\nQ: Did the United States setup a House Committee to question Hillary Clinton over 2002 terror attack on Americans in Benghazi, Libya?\nA: Democratic presidential candidate and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spent 11 hours answering questions from the House Benghazi Committee Thursday. At one point, the hearing devolved into a yelling match between Committee Chairman Trey Gowdy and Democrats on the committee.\n\nThe bickering followed Gowdy's questions regarding Clinton's email correspondence with Sidney Blumenthal, a longtime Clinton family friend and informal adviser. Democrats on the committee suggested Gowdy's line of questioning was unfair and politically motivated.\n\n\"If you think we've heard about Sidney Blumenthal, wait for the next round!\" Gowdy declared before abruptly calling a recess in the middle of the marathon hearing.\n\nGowdy questioned why Clinton exchanged so many emails with Blumenthal pertaining to Libya, even though Blumenthal \"could not get hired by our government... had never been to Libya, [and] had no expertise with Libya.\"\n\n Hillary Clinton's Benghazi testimony: A viewer's guide\n What Hillary Clinton will say before the Benghazi panel\n\nGowdy suggested it was suspicious that Blumenthal, \"all the while working with the Clinton Foundation and some pseudo-news entities, had unfettered access to you.\" By contrast, Gowdy said that Clinton's records showed \"not a single email to and from Ambassador [Chris] Stevens,\" the administration's trusted man on the ground in Libya and one of the four Americans killed in the September 11, 2012 attack on a U.S. facility in Benghazi.\nQ: What did Hillary Clinton say about the 2002 terror attack on Americans in Benghazi, Libya ?\nA: The moment Hillary Clinton seemed to realize that her testimony Thursday before the House Select Committee on Benghazi was not going to be a big problem for her or for her campaign came about forty-five minutes in. When the hearing opened, she had regarded the chairman, Trey Gowdy, of South Carolina, with irritated skepticism. She looked as if she might say something rash, if not throw something, and perhaps she might have. Nearly three years ago, in a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on Benghazi, she lashed out after having been asked many times about U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice’s comments on the Sunday talk shows about what had instigated the attack, on September 11, 2012, in which four Americans, including Chris Stevens, the Ambassador to Libya, died. “What difference, at this point, does it make?” Clinton demanded. Out of context, she sounded unmoved by the men’s deaths. Now, in the House hearing, it seemed to dawn on her that the proper response to her Republican interrogators was not outrage but pity.\n\nPeter Roskam, of Illinois, was laying out a scenario in which Clinton’s assumption of a leadership role on Libyan policy “didn’t come easy,” when he stopped and said, in case he might be overwhelming her, “I can pause while you’re reading your notes from your staff.” Clinton replied, “I can do more than one thing at a time, Congressman—thanks.” A minute or two later, Roskam said, “Go ahead and read the note if you need to.” This time, Clinton laughed. “I’m not done with my question,” Roskam said; he was just doing her a “courtesy.” “That’s all right,” Clinton responded, with a friendly wave of her hand. From then on, she was in control. “I’m sorry that doesn’t fit your narrative, Congressman. I can only tell you what the facts are,” she told Jim Jordan, of Ohio, who is the chairman of the Freedom Caucus. As he spoke, she rested her chin on the palm of one hand, as if he were not much more than a loud boor at a party who, puzzlingly, doesn’t seem to kn\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: how many tests were done in the uk in 24 hours?\nA: When this was said, on 3 June, 19% of tests at regional testing sites and 5% of tests at mobile test centres were done within 24 hours.\nQ: How long does it take for a COVID-19 test result carried out in the UK mobile test centers take to be released\nA: 96.7% of tests results were received the next day after the test was taken. 95.8% of test results were received within 48 hours of booking a test\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What is Zimbabwe's fuel consumption?\nA: Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor John Mangudya said Zimbabwe uses 1.5 billion litres of fuel in a year.\n(June 2020)\nQ: What is Ethiopia's fuel consumption?\nA: 2017/18 3,501,759 MT\nQ: How much fuel does Zimbabwe consume in a year\nA: A video shows the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor saying that they consume about 1.5 billion litres of fuel in a year\nQ: How much fuel does Ethiopia consume in a year\nA: The most recent data shows that Ethiopia consumes about 4.5 billion litres in the year 2017/2018\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What Is COVID-19?\nA: COVID-19 is a new strain of coronavirus\nQ: What is a coronavirus?\nA: Term describes a family of viruses, common in both animals and humans\nQ: What types of light can kill a virus?\nA: far-UVC, which can kill viruses and bacteria without harming human skin, eyes and other tissues\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What happened on Instagram on June 2 2020 with #blackouttuesday and #blacklivesmatter hashtags?\nA: Instagram users flooded the platform with black squares in support of black victims of police violence as part of a Blackout Tuesday protest. As of 11:45 a.m. ET, more than 14.6 million Instagram posts used the hashtag #BlackoutTuesday.\nQ: Why did users think that the Instagram algorithm was merging #BlackOutTuesday posts with the #BlackLivesMatter hashtag?\nA: People used hashtags meant for Black Lives Matter, which usually is related to global protests and donations, on their black squares. That caused the usual #BLM and #BlackLivesMatter pages to be flooded with simple squares rather than information and resources, leading users to believe Instagram had merged their posts.\nQ: What was Instagram's explanation for the users thinking that the #BLM and #BlackLivesMatter, and #BlackOutTuesday hashtags had been merged?\nA: Instagram explained to USA TODAY that because the “Most Recent\" section of the hashtag page shows posts reverse chronologically, a rush of new \"Blackout Tuesday\" posts can bury older #BlackLivesMatter and #BLM posts.\nQ: What was Instagram's explanation for the users thinking that the #BLM and #BlackLivesMatter, and #BlackOutTuesday hashtags had been merged?\nA: Instagram spokeswoman Stephanie Otway explained:\nIf you edit your post to remove a hashtag, your post will no longer be shown on that hashtag page. In some cases, it may take up to 10 minutes for the post to be removed once you edit it. If someone uses #blacklivesmatter and #blackouttuesday in their caption, the post will appear on both hashtag pages – we are not merging the pages.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Did a pregnant elephant die after being fed a pineapple stuffed with firecrackers in Malappuram, a Muslim-dominated district in Kerala, India?\nA: The investigation of the elephant’s death is ongoing and the exact details of the incident are yet to be determined. However, the initial probe suggests that the wild animal was not directly fed a pineapple laden with firecrackers but she may have accidentally consumed it.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Can animals catch COVID-19?\nA: Yes\nQ: Did a dog test positive for COVID-19?\nA: Yes\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Did An elephant die in Kerala's Malappuram district in 2020?\nA: Yes\nQ: What were the circumstances surrounding the pregnant elephants death?\nA: An elephant in a weak condition happened to die after somebody unlawfully used an explosive in food. It sustained the injury while trying to eat that food\nQ: Do people in the region usually put explosives in food?\nA: Yes\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What did the police department say about the claim that the man was an FBI agent\nA: The police head said, \"Contrary to social media rumors, the individual was not a Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) agent.\"\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Did The NBA told president Trump to resign or they would never play again ?\nA: The article is from the satire website bustatroll.org and is a completely made-up, fake story.\nQ: Did the NBA threaten to “never play again” unless Trump resigns ?\nA: No answer could be found.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Was President Trump executive order on Social media companies a violation of the First Amendment and free speech protections ?\nA: Rather than protecting free speech, undermining Section 230 in this way will restrict more speech online. It will make it easier for the government itself to exert the levers of censorship, fundamentally undermining First Amendment rights in the United States.”\nQ: Was the Trump's Executive Order a threat to future online speech ?\nA: ARTICLE 19 has condemned US President Donald Trump’s use of an Executive Order designed to force social media companies into moderating content as he sees fit. \n\nExecutive Director Quinn McKew said:\n\n“The use of an Executive Order to undermine key speech protections online threatens the internet as we know it. \n\n“For the President to claim that he is doing this in the name of free speech is disingenuous at best. Fact checking is not censorship, it is more speech. This is a clear attempt to push companies into moderating content in line with the President’s interpretation of free speech, ahead of a divisive presidential election where social media will be a key campaigning battleground.”\n\nThe Executive Order seeks to undermine protections in Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. This shields online intermediaries from liability for what their users say and protects intermediaries’ ability to moderate content on their platforms. Intermediaries include Internet Service Providers and social media platforms, such as Twitter, Facebook and YouTube. Platforms also have their own free speech rights and their editorial functions are protected under the First Amendment.\n\nMcKew added: “Rather than protecting free speech, undermining Section 230 in this way will restrict more speech online. It will make it easier for the government itself to exert the levers of censorship, fundamentally undermining First Amendment rights in the United States.”\n\nThe row between Twitter and the President looks set to intensify after the social media platform marked tweets which threatened the use of force in the wake of civil unrest in Minneapolis as in violation of rules about glorifying violence. This is the first time Twitter uses such a label against a head of state and the US President in particular. In line with Twitter policy, the tweet was not removed as Twitter said it might be in the public interest but the public interest notice “limits the ability to engage with the Tweet\nQ: Can Social media companies be sued under Trump's Executive Order ?\nA: The social media executive order makes it easier for companies like Twitter, Facebook and Google to be held liable for the content posted on their platforms, according to a draft obtained by ABC News.\nQ: What is the aim of Trump's executive order?\nA: “Much as he might wish otherwise, Donald Trump is not the president of Twitter,” said American Civil Liberties Union senior legislative counsel Kate Ruane after a draft of the executive order was made public earlier Thursday. ”This order, if issued, would be a blatant and unconstitutional threat to punish social media companies that displease the president.”\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Did Youths storm EFCC’s South-South office in Port Harcourt, Rivers State on June 3rd 2020 as stated in the claim\nA: No, this story was first published online on June 1st 2017.\nQ: Was George Turnah having a trial to protest over?\nA: His trial was in 2016 and he was never rearrested.\nQ: was the evidence provided proven to be a correct happening\nA: several Google searches revealed that the claim is at least three years old as the exact content of the report was first posted online on Nairaland\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Did President Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenya said, ‘At independence, we had only 1,800 kilometres of tarmacked roads.’?\nA: A 1968 World Bank document published in response to Kenya’s request for a loan to build a highway gives historical data from 1957 to 1966, citing a 1966 statistical abstract as its source. \nThe document says Kenya had 1,112 miles of paved road at independence in 1963. We could not find the 1966 statistical abstract, but according to the 1967 edition, Kenya’s data agency recorded 1,112 miles of paved road in 1963.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What is the white house bunker?\nA: The Presidential Emergency Operations Center (PEOC, PEE-ock) is a bunker-like structure underneath the East Wing of the White House. It serves as a secure shelter and communications center for the president of the United States and others in case of an emergency. Washington, D.C.\nQ: Did Donald Trump tweet that the bunker was in very bad shape, dirty and with no food or supplies?\nA: No\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: At independence, how many tarmacked roads did Kenya have?\nA: 1, 800 km. of paved roads at the time of independence\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Has anyone died from wearing a surgical mask\nA: Nobody has ever died as a direct result of wearing a surgical mask says Ryan Marino, an emergency medicine physician at University Hospital Cleveland Medical Center\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: is Gretchen Whitmer related to George Soros.?\nA: Soros’ brother, Paul Soros, died in 2013. According to his obituary in the New York Times, he was survived by two sons: Peter and Jeffrey. He had two other children but they both died at 18 months old. A third son, Steven, was in a playground accident and a daughter, Linda, was hit by a vehicle backing out of the family’s garage.\n\nSo George Soros has no surviving nieces. And his nephews didn’t marry Whitmer (whose husband is Marc Mallory, a dentist in Lansing, Mich.).\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: When did Kenya declare independence?\nA: Kenya became independent from British colonial rule on 12 December 1963.\nQ: Who has data on Kenya's road network?\nA: Kenya's national statistics bureau\nQ: What figure does the national statistics bureau give for how many Kilometres of roads Kenya had at independence?\nA: The bureau’s economic survey for 1983 notes a growth in the road network “from 1,800 kilometres of paved roads at the time of independence”.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: How many households are there in Kenya?\nA: 12.1 million\nQ: How many households in Kenya are connected to electricty?\nA: Slightly\nover half (50.4 per cent) of households reported using electricity mains as a source of\nlighting fuel\nQ: How many households in Kenya are connected to electricty?\nA: he Kenya Power and Lighting Company PLC (Kenya Power) owns and operates most of the electricity transmission and distribution system in the country and sells electricity to over 7.5 million as at end of June 2020.\nQ: How many Kenyan households were connected to electricity in 2013?\nA: No answer could be found.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: does billionaire investor George Soros have any brothers or sisters?\nA: George Soros had one brother, Paul Soros. Paul died in 2013 and was survived by two sons, Two of his other children died in infancy in tragic accidents\nQ: Did Gretchen Whitmer marry either of George Soros’s nephews?\nA: Gretchen Whitmer did not marry either of George Soros’s nephews. Her first husband was Gary Shrewsbury. The couple divorced and in 2011, Whitmer married Marc Mallory, a Lansing, Michigan native\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Before June 2020, how many confirmed COVID-19 deaths have been documented\nA: By 13th May 2020, the total number of deaths was 4, 937\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Did Kenya build 11,200 kilometres of tarmacked roads, in the 50 years post independence?\nA: The independent Republic of Kenya was formed in 1963\nQ: how many kilometres of paved roads had Kenya built between 1963 and 2013?\nA: there were 2,541 kilometres of roads built between 1968 and 1978\nan average of about 170 kilometres a year\nQ: how many kilometres of paved roads had Kenya built between 1963 and 2013?\nA: 4,607 kilometres between 1978 and 2002\nan average of 192 kilometres a year\nQ: How many kilometres of paved roads had Kenya built between 1963 and 2013?\nA: 2,293 kilometres built between 2003 and 2013\n229 kilometres built per year\nQ: What is the total kilometre for roads built between years 1963 and 2013 combined?\nA: 9,441 kilometres of roads built between 1963 and 2013. (the 50 years post independence)\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Is there a current legal authority in the U.S. for designating a domestic organization as a terrorist organization?\nA: No\nQ: Have concerns been raised about designating a domestic organization as a terrorist organization?\nA: Yes\nQ: What is the Antifa Organization?\nA: Antifa is short for anti-fascists. The term is used to define a broad group of people whose political beliefs lean toward the left – often the far left – but do not conform with the Democratic Party platform. The group doesn’t have an official leader or headquarters, although groups in certain states hold regular meetings.\n\nAntifa positions can be hard to define, but many members support oppressed populations and protest the amassing of wealth by corporations and elites. Some employ radical or militant tactics to get their message across.\nQ: Does Trump have the authority to officially declare ANTIFA a domestic terrorist organisation?\nA: For one thing, antifa is not a discrete or centralized group, so it’s unclear how the government could give it a designation.\n\nBeyond that, though, antifa is a domestic entity and, as such, not a candidate for inclusion on the State Department’s list of foreign terror organizations. Those groups, which include Islamic extremist organizations and the Real Irish Republican Army, are based overseas rather than in the U.S.\n\nThat designation matters for a variety of legal reasons, not least of which anyone in the United States who lends support to an organization on that list can face terrorism-related charges.\n\nBut “there is not a domestic equivalent,” said Joshua Geltzer, a former senior counterterrorism official in the Obama White House and founding executive director at the Institute for Constitutional Advocacy and Protection at the Georgetown University Law Center.\n\nThere have been periodic calls, particularly after mass shootings by white supremacists, to establish a domestic terrorism law, but none has passed.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: How many domestic households are connected to electricity in Kenya?\nA: In June 2013 the country had 2.1 million domestic households connected.\nQ: When did kenya achive self rule?\nA: The country achieved self-rule in June 1963\nQ: What date was 50 years after 1963?\nA: Fifty years after this was June 2013\nQ: how many households were connected to electricity in Kenya by june 2013?\nA: (27%) or 2.26 million in March 2013\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: How do masks help with the spread of Covid-19?\nA: A well-fitting mask keeps the virus from reaching others. It can also protect the wearer from becoming infected. Also, masks stop people from touching their mouths and faces.\nQ: Is there any benefit to wearing an ear loop face mask to help prevent catching or spreading covid 19?\nA: Yes while they might not prevent you from catching the virus they assist in stopping the spread by catching the majority of droplets.\n\n\nFrom Source page:\n\n\"cloth masks are also effective at reducing the spread of these smaller particles\"\n\n\"We can see directly that a piece of cloth blocks those droplets and the virus those droplets contain. People without symptoms who don’t even know they are sick are responsible for around half of the transmission of the virus.\"\n\n\"This means that nearly any kind of simple cloth mask is great for source control. The mask creates humidity, this humidity prevents virus-containing droplets from turning into droplet nuclei, and this allows the fabric of the mask to block the droplets.\"\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: When did Kenya become independent?\nA: 1963.\nQ: How many kilometers of road has been built in Kenya since 1963?\nA: Kenyatta claimed is was 11200 kilometres but this includes roads built before independence.\nQ: How many kilometers of road has been built in Kenya since 1963?\nA: 9,441 kilometres.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Who electrifies schools in Kenya?\nA: This is a shared responsibility between the Rural Electrification and Renewable Energy Corporation and state utility Kenya Power, according to energy ministry spokesperson Moses Nyandika.\nQ: how many were electrified by 2016?\nA: Before 2013, the rural electrification agency focused on secondary schools, according to its 2016-2021 strategic plan. Some 6,530 of these had been electrified by June 2013, when Kenyatta’s administration started its first full financial year.\nThe agency then turned its focus to primary schools to support the new government’s digital learning plan. By June 2016 it had connected 8,259 secondary schools, and 22,648 of 23,401 public primary schools targeted, according to the strategic plan.\nQ: How many were connected as of 2020?\nA: A spokesperson for the agency told Africa Check it has connected 22,927 public primary schools. This was 98.4% of the total number of public primary schools as of 2019.\n\nThe agency also told Africa Check some 8,755 public secondary schools, polytechnics and institutions of higher learning were connected as of 2020. But it did not break down this data further to allow us to calculate what percentage of secondary schools have been electrified.For early childhood development and education centres, some 204 have been provided with electricity, the agency said. This is less than 1%, or 0.7% specifically, of the 28,383 early childhood centres captured by the national statistics office for 2020.\n\nThe president’s figure would therefore have been accurate if he were referring only to public primary schools. Before his administration, some 6,530 secondary schools had already been connected, so he cannot take credit for them.\n\nAvailable data also shows at least 99% of early childhood centres are not yet connected to electricity.\nQ: As per Kenya's president , does 99% of all schools have connected electricity ?\nA: No. The figure would have been accurate if it is just referring to public primary schools and does not include Pre-primary and Secondary schools.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Is there technology in vaccines to hook us up to AIs\nA: Vaccines work by mimicking an infectious agent, and by doing so, train our bodies to respond more rapidly and effectively against them\nQ: Are there any microchips in vaccines?\nA: The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation told the BBC the claim was \"false\".\nQ: Do any vaccines contain technology to link people up to an artificial intelligence interface?\nA: they do not contain technology to link people up to an artificial intelligence interface.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What is the detention status of Derek Chauvin?\nA: When asked about the detention status of former Minneapolis Police officer Derek Chauvin, Schnell said Chauvin has been moved from the Hennepin county jail to Minnesota Correctional Facility - Oak Park Heights. He was moved in part ahead of anticipation of more arrests Sunday night across Minneapolis. Oak Park is listed as a maximum security facility.\nQ: Has Derek Chauvin been released from jail?\nA: No\nQ: When was this claim made?\nA: 01/06/2020\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Have people reported feeling weak after wearing a surgical face mask over a prolonged period of time?\nA: Yes\nQ: What research is there to support the claim that wearing surgical face masks over a prolonged period of time can lead to feelings of weakness or similar side effects?\nA: Retired neurosurgeon Dr. Russell Blaylock has highlighted a number of studies linking prolonged mask use to headaches and lowered blood oxygen levels, which can weaken the immune system.\nThe side effects vary depending on whether they are cloth or paper surgical masks or N95 respirator masks because the N95, being a more effective filter, also limits breathing to a greater degree, and is therefore more commonly associated with headaches, Blaylock reported.\n…A third study measured the blood oxygen of 53 surgeons using an oximeter before and after surgery.\n\"The researchers found that the mask reduced the blood oxygen levels (pa02) significantly. The longer the duration of wearing the mask, the greater the fall in blood oxygen levels,\" Blaylock wrote.\nThe potential for masks to reduce oxygen levels in the wearer are important not only because this can lead to passing out, but also because they have been linked to reduced natural immunity.\nQ: What research is there to support the claim that wearing surgical face masks over a prolonged period of time can lead to feelings of weakness or similar side effects?\nA: Prolonged use of N95 and surgical masks by healthcare professionals during COVID-19 has caused adverse effects such as headaches, rash, acne, skin breakdown, and impaired cognition in the majority of those surveyed.\nQ: What research is there to support the claim that wearing surgical face masks over a prolonged period of time can lead to feelings of weakness or similar side effects?\nA: A study measured the blood oxygen of 53 surgeons using an oximeter before and after surgery.\n\"The researchers found that the mask reduced the blood oxygen levels (pa02) significantly. The longer the duration of wearing the mask, the greater the fall in blood oxygen levels,\" Blaylock wrote.\nThe potential for masks to reduce oxygen levels in the wearer are important not only because this can lead to passing out, but also because they have been linked to reduced natural immunity.\nQ: Are there ways to prevent negative side effects such as feeling weak when wearing face masks?\nA: For those who aren’t medically exempt, but find wearing a mask uncomfortable, there are ways to make the experience feel more manageable:\n- Opt for breathable materials\n- Make sure it fits\n- Carry extras if available\n- Limit how long you wear one\nQ: Are there ways to prevent negative side effects such as feeling weak when wearing face masks?\nA: As a second wave of COVID-19 is expected, and in preparation for future pandemics, it is imperative to identify solutions to manage these adverse effects. Frequent breaks, improved hydration and rest, skin care, and potentially newly designed comfortable masks are recommendations for future management of adverse effects related to prolonged mask use.\nQ: Is it safe to wear a surgical face mask?\nA: For many years, health care providers have worn masks for extended periods of time with no adverse health reactions. The CDC recommends wearing cloth masks while in public, and this option is very breathable. There is no risk of hypoxia, which is lower oxygen levels, in healthy adults. Carbon dioxide will freely diffuse through your mask as you breathe.\n\nIf you feel uncomfortable in your mask, try to limit your talking and breathe through your nose. That will reduce the humidity level in your mask.\nQ: Is it safe to wear a surgical face mask?\nA: For many years, health care providers have worn masks for extended periods of time with no adverse health reactions.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Did Uhuru Kenyatta's administration built 1,000 kilometres of tarmacked roads every year ?\nA: No answer could be found.\nQ: How many kilometres of tarmacked Uhuru Kenyatta's administration built in 2017?\nA: So far, we have found no coherent data to back up the president’s claim that he has built 1,000 kilometres of road a year. By his administration’s admission in 2017, the data shows an average of 390 kilometres each year of his first term.\nQ: What date did the Uhuru Kenyatta's administration take office?\nA: 2013.\nQ: How many kilometres of tarmacked roads had Uhuru Kenyatta's administration built between 2013 and 2017?\nA: 1,950 kilometres of new\nroads\nQ: How many years are there from 2013 to 2017?\nA: 5\nQ: what would the total 1,950 klms of road built be, if spread over 5 years?\nA: 390klm per year.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: When was the claim made\nA: 31/05/2020\nQ: As of 31st May 2020 where was Derek Chauvin\nA: Chauvin is in isolation and being watched constantly. There's a camera in his cell watching him 24/7, as well as guards monitoring the feed 24/7. On top of that, he's getting checked on in-person every 15 minutes\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Was any Chinese nationals deported from Rwanda on Wednesday 27th of May 2020?\nA: No answer could be found.\nQ: How did the Rwandan government respond to the claim that 18 Chinese people were deported on Wednesday 27th May 2020?\nA: No such thing happened and no such words were ever spoken by the President. Fake news, to be ignored.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: In which cities have piles of bricks been found\nA: There were rumors of piles of brick in Minneapolis, Boston, Washington and San Francisco\nQ: Were the rumors substantiated with evidence\nA: Analysis by NBC News' Verification Unit found no evidence for such claims.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Who is Anthony Fauci?\nA: He is director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases\nQ: What kind of testing would a COVID-19 vaccine require being administered to the public?\nA: All vaccine needs to be approved by the FDA in the US and the EMA in europe. All vaccines require rigorous clinic testing before being administered to the public.\nQ: Would The FDA or EMA allow a vaccine to be administered without being properly tested?\nA: No\nQ: Did Anthony Fauci say \"As soon as the Covid-19 vaccine is manufactured it must be immediately delivered to health care professionals world wide for immediate human injection. Proper studies can be performed later.”\nA: No\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What are stimulus payments?\nA: Americans increasingly feeling the impact of the coronavirus, started to see some financial relief starting in April through Economic Impact Payments (EIP) being issued by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).\nQ: Which website did this claim originate on?\nA: bustatroll.org\nQ: Is bustatroll.org a trustworthy news site?\nA: BustaTroll.org is a subsidiary of the “America’s Last Line of Défense” network of parody, satire, and tomfoolery, or as Snopes called it before they lost their war on satire: Junk News\nQ: is BustaTroll.org a fake news site?\nA: No\nQ: Did Americans receive stimulus checks after 2020\nA: Yes\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Where was this claim published?\nA: Tatersgonnatate.com\nQ: What is Tatersgonnatate.com?\nA: Tatersgonnatate.com is a subsidiary of the “America’s Last Line of Defense” network of parody, satire, and tomfoolery, or as Snopes called it before they lost their war on satire: Junk News\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: HAS INDIA’S GOVERNMENT BANNED PEOPLE FROM POSTING ABOUT COVID-19 ON SOCIAL MEDIA?\nA: India’s government has debunked the rumor. There is no record of Ravi Nayak working at the Ministry of Home Affairs.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: At the time of this claim, what percentage of covid cases were children vs adults?\nA: Studies have shown that between 1% and 5% of diagnosed COVID-19 cases are children, but many children may be undiagnosed because up to a third of infected children never develop any symptoms.\nQ: Are children as likely to transmit the virus as adults?\nA: Current UK data suggest that they are as likely as adults to become infected and carry the virus but they may be less likely than adults to transmit the virus because, for instance, adults are contagious for longer than children (Office for National Statistics, 2020).”\nQ: What does current evidence suggest about transmission rates in children?\nA: Data on viral loads were scarce, but indicated that children may have lower levels than adults, partly because they often have fewer symptoms, and this should decrease the transmission risk. Household transmission studies showed that children were rarely the index case and case studies suggested that children with COVID-19 seldom caused outbreaks. However, it is highly likely that children can transmit the SARS-COV-2 virus, which causes COVID-19, and even asymptomatic children can have viral loads.\nQ: What does current evidence suggest about transmission rates in children?\nA: it is highly likely that children can transmit the SARS-COV-2 virus, which causes COVID-19, and even asymptomatic children can have viral loads.\nQ: Are children as likely to catch or transmit the virus as adults?\nA: Current UK data suggest that they are as likely as adults to become infected and carry the virus (Office for National Statistics, 2020).”\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What is Open Society Foundations?\nA: The Open Society Foundations, founded by George Soros, are the world’s largest private funder of independent groups working for justice, democratic governance, and human rights. We provide thousands of grants every year through a network of national and regional foundations and offices, funding a vast array of projects—many of them now shaped by the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.\nQ: What does Open Society Foundations do in the USA?\nA: In the United States, the Open Society Foundations work with organizations and individuals who seek to address profound racial, economic, and political inequalities, while funding efforts to prepare for the policy challenges of the future.\nQ: Does Open Society Foundations work against violence?\nA: Yes\nQ: Did Open Society Foundations respond to this claim?\nA: Yes\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Where was this claim published?\nA: Bustaroll.org\nQ: What is Bustaroll.org?\nA: A satire website.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What is in hand sanitizer?\nA: Hand sanitizers are usually composed of around 60 to 70 percent ethanol or isopropyl alcohol, according to Cocco. The US National Center for Biotechnology Information says the flashpoint for ethanol is 55 F (12.8 C) and 53 F for isopropyl alcohol.\nQ: Are hand sanitizer bottles marked as flammable?\nA: Yes\nQ: Are they likely to ignite in a hot car?\nA: Hand sanitizers are most commonly used in bottles with a cap or a pump, so the vapors are contained and cannot find an ignition source. If the liquid were stored in an open container in a car, it could theoretically produce vapors. However, \"you still need an ignition source,\" and Cocco says \"parked cars really don't have a lot of ignition sources.\" Cocco adds that the only way the vapors could breach a closed bottle \"is if it reaches boiling point, which is very high, on average 80 degrees Celsius.\" He further explained that the hand sanitizer would have to reach 400 C to \"auto-ignite.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Was Amy Klobuchar involved in prosecutorial decisions against Derek Chauvin for his involvement in Wayne Reyes' death?\nA: Klobuchar specifically pushed back after reports circulated online falsely accusing her of declining to press charges in 2006 against former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, who has been charged with third-degree murder and manslaughter in Floyd’s death.\n\n“This idea that I somehow declined a case, which has been reported on some news blogs … against this officer is absolutely false. It is a lie. I don’t know what else to say about it, than it is a lie. The case was investigated. … That investigation continued into a time where I was already sworn into the U.S. Senate,” Klobuchar told MSNBC. \n\n“It was handled and sent to the grand jury by my successor,” she added.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Who published this claim?\nA: Taters gonna tate\nQ: What kind of publication are they ?\nA: Tatersgonnatate.com is a subsidiary of the “America’s Last Line of Defense” network of parody, satire, and tomfoolery, or as Snopes called it before they lost their war on satire: Junk News\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What was the health expert recommendations for face masks t the time of this claim?\nA: Everyone should Wear a Mask to Protect Yourself and Others.\nQ: Do American's support Trump's decision not to wear a mask?\nA: No\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: How many COVID-19 deaths per capita did the US have at the time of this claim?\nA: 30.23 per 100,000 people.\nQ: Is this better than most other countries?\nA: No\nQ: How many countries had more than 60 deaths per 100,00?\nA: Only San Marino (pop. 34,000), Belgium (pop. 11.6 million) and Andorra (pop. 77,000) had more than 60 deaths per 100,000 people. Spain, the United Kingdom and Italy had over 50 deaths per 100,000.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: How does mortality from COVID-19 differ across countries?\nA: One of the most important ways to measure the burden of COVID-19 is mortality. Countries throughout the world have reported very different case fatality ratios – the number of deaths divided by the number of confirmed cases.\nQ: How could differences in COVID-19 mortality numbers be caused?\nA: Differences in the number of people tested: With more testing, more people with milder cases are identified. This lowers the case-fatality ratio.\n\nDemographics: For example, mortality tends to be higher in older populations.\n\nCharacteristics of the healthcare system: For example, mortality may rise as hospitals become overwhelmed and have fewer resources.\n\nOther factors, many of which remain unknown.\nQ: What is the date of the claim?\nA: The claim was made on 27th May 2020.\nQ: How many deaths from COVID-19 in the US were recorded on May 26, 2020?\nA: The U.S. had recorded 30.23 deaths per 100,000 people, according to Johns Hopkins.\nQ: How did the US compare with other countries on that day?\nA: Nine countries had a greater number of deaths from COVID-19.\n\n146 countries recorded less deaths than the US.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Was former Sri Lankan cricketer Sanath Jayasuriya in an accident in May 2011?\nA: No\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Who is alleged as saying Coconut oil prevents dengue?\nA: Dr. B. Sukumar of Sri Saisudha Hospital\nQ: Has Dr. B. Sukumar of Sri Saisudha Hospital denied or confirmed this since?\nA: He said: “This message is fake. He has not given any such statement. This message is circulating since four years by his name. This is wrongly attributed to him. I have never written such letter or prescribed coconut oil for dengue.”\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: which salts are used in the making of vaccines\nA: Aluminum salt\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Is Raffia Arshad a qualified lawyer?\nA: She is a member of St Mary's Chambers in Nottingham.\nQ: When did she receive her letter of appointment to be a judge?\nA: May 2020\nQ: Does she wear a Hijab?\nA: The first UK deputy district judge to wear a hijab said she hoped to be a \"trailblazer\".\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: How many cases does the US have?\nA: Over 16.62 lakh\nQ: What is the number of doubling days in the UK?\nA: 10 days\nQ: What country has the second fastest number of doublings rate of COVID-19\nA: As per this data, it took around 13 days for India to double up to 1.5 lakh cases. This is the fifth fastest among the top 11 countries with highest number of COVID-19 cases. At this number, USA has the fastest doubling rate of 4 days to reach 1.5 lakh case. It is followed by Russia and Brazil with 9 and 10 days respectively. Spain’s doubling rate to reach 1.5 lakh cases was around 11 days.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Did Sen. Grace Poe vowed to file a measure that would block Facebook (FB) from the Philippines and allow the media network ABS-CBN to continue operating?\nA: An analysis using social media monitoring tool CrowdTangle revealed that the earliest version of the fake quote card on Poe could be traced to a March 6 post by FB page The 16th President of The Philippines, four days before the House held its first hearing on ABS-CBN’s legislative franchise renewal.\nQ: How many times has this claim appeared online and has been debunked?\nA: For the third time in three years, a video of Sen. Grace Poe spuriously edited to make it look like she wants to block Facebook (FB) in the country, is circulating on social media.\nQ: What was the actual quote that Poe said about Facebook?\nA: Poe’s complete statement was: “Not that we're going to do this - I'll be the first to disagree if they do - but, let's say, can you block a particular company like Facebook, for example, from being accessed in the Philippines? I know they do this in China.”\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What is Potassium Chloride?\nA: Potassium chloride (KCl, CAS Reg. No. 7447-40-7) is a white, odorless solid prepared from source minerals by fractional crystallization or flotation. It is soluble in water and glycerol and has a saline taste at low concentration levels.\nQ: How is Potassium Chloride used by humans?\nA: Potassium is a mineral that is needed for several functions of your body, especially the beating of your heart.\n\nPotassium chloride is used to prevent or to treat low blood levels of potassium (hypokalemia). Potassium levels can be low as a result of a disease or from taking certain medicines, or after a prolonged illness with diarrhea or vomiting.\nQ: Is Potassium Chloride included in the list of ingredients for MMR vaccine?\nA: No\nQ: Is Potassium Chloride included in the list of ingredients for zoster vaccine?\nA: Yes\nQ: Is Potassium Chloride included in the list of ingredients for Zoster vaccine?\nA: Yes\nQ: Is Potassium Chloride included in the list of ingredients for the flu vaccine?\nA: 8. Other stabilizers. These are substances that help keep the environment stable, so the vaccine remains effective. They perform functions like maintain the right acidity level or keep the active ingredients suspended in water. These ingredients are very common and include salts like potassium chloride and sodium phosphate, polysorbate 80 (a food additive), and amino acids. They are present in trace amounts.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What is organic food?\nA: USDA organic products have strict production and labeling requirements. Organic products must meet the following requirements:\n\nProduced without excluded methods, (e.g., genetic engineering, ionizing radiation, or sewage sludge). \n\nProduced using allowed substances. \n\nOverseen by a USDA National Organic Program-authorized certifying agent, following all USDA organic regulations.\nQ: What is a food's nutrient content based on?\nA: A crops' vitamin content is based upon the plant's genetics and the conditions it is grown in.\nQ: Does organic farming increase a food's nutrient content?\nA: If the growing conditions are the same, and soil composition equivalent, a tomato's nutrient content will be the same whether grown \"organically\" or conventionally\nQ: Do lower levels of pesticides lead to better health?\nA: There is sufficient evidence to conclude that nonorganic food products contain higher levels of synthetic pesticides. However, a link between the consumption of an organic diet with health benefits is confounded by a number of lifestyle and demographic covariates. Therefore the health benefits from a decreased exposure to pesticides through organic food consumption remain unsubstantiated.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Did the WHO say countries should not preform an autopsy on a Covid 19 patient whos died?\nA: No\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What is a blood clot?\nA: Thrombosis occurs when a blood clot forms either in a vein or an artery. The clot is known as a thrombus.\nQ: is there research linking COVID-19 to blood clots?\nA: Yes\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: How does the World Health Organisation classify COVID-19?\nA: FACT: The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is caused by a virus, NOT by bacteria\nThe virus that causes COVID-19 is in a family of viruses called Coronaviridae. Antibiotics do not work against viruses.\n\nSome people who become ill with COVID-19 can also develop a bacterial infection as a complication. In this case, antibiotics may be recommended by a health care provider.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Is Hydroxychloroquine fit to be used to treat COVID-19\nA: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA)Trusted Source have now withdrawn the emergency use of hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19 treatment.\n\nThe National Institutes of Health (NIH)Trusted Source have also stopped a clinical trial evaluating the drug’s safety and efficacy in treating COVID-19. The researchers judged that while the treatment caused no harm to patients, it was unlikely to be beneficial.\nQ: Is Hydroxychloroquine fit to be used to treat COVID-19 ?\nA: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA)Trusted Source have now withdrawn the emergency use of hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19 treatment.\n\nThe National Institutes of Health (NIH)Trusted Source have also stopped a clinical trial evaluating the drug’s safety and efficacy in treating COVID-19. The researchers judged that while the treatment caused no harm to patients, it was unlikely to be beneficial.\nQ: Is Fauci quoted as saying: \n“Just because thousands of independent doctors are saying Hydroxychloroquine cures all Covid-19 patients, it is not valid until we have a major study done.”\nA: No he said:\n“We don’t operate on how you feel, we operate on what evidence is and data is. So although there is some suggestion with the [Sermo] study that was just mentioned… I think we have got to be careful that we don’t make that majestic leap to assume that this is a knockout drug,” Fauci said on the show.\n\nWe still need to do the kinds of studies that definitively prove whether any intervention, not just this one, is truly safe and effective.\n“But when you don’t have that information it is understandable why people may want to take something with even the slightest hint of it being effective, and I have no problem with that.”\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What scientific data did Russia release about the causes of coronavirus patient deaths?\nA: Moscow’s department of health said it and Russia conducted post-mortem autopsies in 100% of deaths where coronavirus was suspected as the main cause - In over 60% of deaths the cause was clearly for different reasons such as vascular failures (such as heart attacks), stage 4 malignant diseases, leukaemia, systemic diseases which involve organ failure, and other incurable fatal diseases.\nQ: Do the results of Moscow scientific data on the cause of Coronavirus deaths conclude that the Coronavirus pandemic is a fake Pandemic?\nA: Russia concludes that post-mortem diagnoses of and causes of death recorded for Coronavirus patients in Moscow are ultimately extremely accurate, and mortality data is completely transparent.\nQ: What did Russia intend to establish with scientific data about the country’s coronavirus death rate?\nA: The Interfax news agency reported on Wednesday that the Russian Foreign Ministry wanted official retractions from two Western newspapers who had published what it said was incorrect information about the country’s coronavirus death rate.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What is the the Unnao rape scandal\nA: BJP MLA Kuldeep Singh Sengar, who is accused of raping a 17-year-old girl in Uttar Pradesh’s Unnao district, was on Saturday sent to seven-day police custody. The four other related cases are in connection to the incident were framing of the rape survivor's father in an illegal firearms case and his death in judicial custody, a conspiracy of Sengar with others in an accident case of the rape survivor and a separate case of her alleged gang rape by three others.\nQ: How long did BJP MLA Kuldeep Singh Sengar receive once convicted?\nA: He received life imprisonment\nQ: Was BJP MLA Kuldeep Singh Sengar released on bail?\nA: There is no bail order for Kuldeep Singh Sengar\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Is there a Muslim an in LA who fosters terminally ill children?\nA: Yes\nQ: How many children has Mohamed Bzeek fostered?\nA: Since 1989 about 80 kids.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Has Wisconsin seen a drop of more than a billion in tourism dollars in 2020 ?\nA: Data from weekly studies commissioned by the U.S. Travel Association, an organization with over 1,100 members nationwide, found that beginning the week ending March 14, when the COVID-19 crisis first began to significantly impact tourism spending, Wisconsin was down $17 million compared to a year earlier. The drop in year-over-year travel spending in the state mounted weekly, with the latest available report reporting a drop of $214 million for the week ending May 16. That brings the state tourism sector drop to $1.775 billion since the week ending March 14.\nFor a statement that is accurate and there’s nothing significant missing, our rating is True\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Were Covid-10 cases & deaths in the US declining in May 2020?\nA: Cases, generally were declining\nQ: Were Covid-10 cases & deaths in the US declining in May 2020?\nA: Deaths generally were declining.\nQ: Is the general decline in Covid-19 cases and deaths evident in all US states?\nA: No\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Are UK schools opening on the 1st of June 2020?\nA: Ministers’ plans to reopen schools as early as 1 June.\nQ: Has the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) advised schools not to open on the 1st of June 2020?\nA: No\nQ: Who are the Independent SAGE?\nA: Independent SAGE is a group of scientists who are working together to provide independent scientific advice to the UK government and public on how to minimise deaths and support Britain’s recovery from the COVID-19 crisis.\nQ: Is the Independent SAGE officially recognised?\nA: No\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Did cricketer Yasir Shah die in the recent Karachi Plane crash?\nA: the claim to be false.\n\nWe checked Pakistani media reports but did not find any reports that confirmed these speculations.\n\nHowever, we found the list of passengers travelling on that plane , and Shah’s name was not present on the list.We also checked the official social media accounts of the cricketer and found that his last tweet was May 24, 2020, where he shared his greetings for Eid.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What does vitamin D do?\nA: Aside from building healthy bones, vitamin D can boost the immune system by suppressing what’s called a cytokine storm — severe inflammation that occurs when the immune system becomes overactive and releases too many cytokine proteins.\nQ: How might this help COVID-19?\nA: Backman said cytokine storms may contribute to COVID-19 deaths because the storms can damage people’s lungs. An April 17, 2020 article on WebMD also indicated that patients with severe COVID-19 symptoms had high levels of cytokines in their system.\n\nThe idea, then, is that vitamin D could suppress a catastrophic immune response and prevent people from developing severe COVID-19 symptoms that lead to death.\nQ: Is the link between lower vitamin D levels and deaths from COVID-19 backed by research?\nA: Early studies into vitamin D suggests it may curb the severity of COVID-19 symptoms and reduce mortality rates. Further research is needed to examine the issue, and vitamin D is not a cure for the coronavirus. \n\nBut Grothman did not say it was a cure, only that there was a correlation. One expert noted the correlation was \"significant\"\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: When was the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, or CARES Act signed into law by President Trump\nA: 27th March 2020\nQ: How long was the disbursement of the CARES ACT fund supposed to take\nA: When were the funds disbursed\nQ: When were the funds disbursed\nA: May 5, 2020\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: How long did Trump take to allocate Congress' emergency funding to tribes?\nA: President Donald Trump “took more than a month to allocate Congress’ emergency funding to tribes — and only did so after tribes sued.”\nQ: Was Trump sued for not providing Congress approved funding to the native American tribes\nA: The government did not start paying the money to the tribal governments until they were sued\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Did the US pay Russia for the medical supplies delivered?\nA: Yes\nQ: Did Russia and the United States paid each their respective costs for the equipment they supplied during Coronavirus ?\nA: Russia rendered assistance by sending a plane with domestic medical items and equipment to New York at a time when the coronavirus situation there was stressful. Now that the U.S. has boosted the production of ventilators, Washington can support Russia’s efforts to fight the coronavirus pandemic, so it offered to help and this move was agreed on and is now being implemented. Both examples illustrate sincere humanitarian gestures, cooperation in an emergency situation and rendering assistance for free. Russia and the United States each paid their respective costs for the equipment they supplied.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What dates did the students travel on from Kota to Uttar Pradesh?\nA: April 17, 18, 19\nQ: On what date did the Uttar Pradesh government pay fees to the Rajasthan government regarding the bus transportation of students?\nA: May 5\nQ: On what date did the Uttar Pradesh government pay fuel fees to the Rajasthan government?\nA: May 20\nQ: Were the fees paid on the night of the 16th of April, before the student trip?\nA: No, the payment was made nearly a month later\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Was Dr. Anthony Fauci involved in creating the new coronavirus?\nA: Fauci remains optimistic that a vaccine will be ready within an historically short time frame, citing one promising candidate that he thinks may move into advanced clinical trials by the early summer.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: When was the claim made\nA: 20/05/2020\nQ: How many Muslim homes were demolished for the construction of the Kashi Corridor\nA: There were no Muslim homes demolished, all the names on the list are Hindu names\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Where did 118, 000 as a number of tested individuals come from\nA: It represents the number of tests that were registered and the number of individuals that were actually tested\nQ: What is the number of care home residents that have been tested for the virus\nA: Residents in care homes\ttested is 100,900\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Had NHS workers died from Covid 19 by May 2020?\nA: On 20th May 2020 The prime minister listed One hundred and eighty-one NHS and 131 social care workers’ deaths have sadly been reported involving covid-19.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Did Amy Mcgrath make any comments about being more progressive than anyone in Kentucky\nA: Mark Nickolas, McGrath’s campaign manager, said he wasn’t sure of the context of the quote\nQ: Where was the audio clip released from\nA: It was released by the U.S. Rep. Andy Barr’s campaign\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What is the reason for farm bankruptcies in the US\nA: Chapter 12 farm bankruptcies continue to increase as farmers and ranchers struggle with a prolonged downturn in the farm economy that’s been made worse by unfair retaliatory tariffs on U.S. agriculture as well as two consecutive years of adverse planting, growing and harvesting conditions.\nQ: Did it come as a surprise\nA: The continued increase in Chapter 12 filings was not unanticipated given the multi-year downturn in the farm economy, record farm debt, headwinds on the trade front and recent changes to the bankruptcy rules in 2019’s Family Farmer Relief Act, which raised the debt ceiling to $10 million\nQ: What does the data show regarding farm bankruptcy rates in the USA in 2019?\nA: The number of family farms filing for bankruptcy last year jumped nearly 20% from the previous year, according to data released by the U.S. Courts.\n\nAccording to American Farm Bureau Federation Chief Economist John Newton, last year there were 595 Chapter 12 family farm bankruptcies, up nearly 100 filings from 2018 and the highest level since 2011’s 637 Chapter 12 filings.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What has Amy Mcgrath said about her views on abortion?\nA: So right now, you can't walk into a clinic eight months pregnant and get an abortion, you can't do it and that's reasonable.\nQ: What did Amy McGrath say about the government's stance on abortions\nA: “You don’t think there should be any limitations at all on abortion?” asked host Larry Glover on 590 WVLK.\n\n“I don’t think government should be involved in making a decision on a woman’s body,” McGrath said.\nQ: Did she make another statement as regards abortions\nA: But like many Kentuckians, I don't think government should be the deciding factor. I think there are enough restrictions on abortion and they're reasonable. So right now, you can't walk into a clinic eight months pregnant and get an abortion, you can't do it and that's reasonable. I believe we already have reasonable laws, and I'm very concerned about what's happening in other states like Alabama and Georgia where they're trying to criminalize abortion even in cases of rape and incest and the life of the mother. This is not a government decision. It's a family decision and a very personal decision.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What was the FDA warning on hydroxychloroquine?\nA: FDA cautions against use of hydroxychloroquine or chloroquine for COVID-19 outside of the hospital\nsetting or a clinical trial due to risk of heart rhythm problems \nDoes not affect FDA-approved uses for malaria, lupus, and rheumatoid arthritis\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What study was Trump referring to where people were old or nearly dead?\nA: A total of 368 patients were evaluated who were veterans. Male over 65's.\nQ: Have there been further studies?\nA: Various studies found, this is one example- In order to assess the efficacy of hydroxychloroquine treatment weekly for a total of 7 weeks in the prevention of COVID-19 infection, three hundred sixty (360) Healthcare workers with high risk exposure to patients infected with COVID-19 will be tested for COVID-19 infection in Dallas Texas.\nQ: Is it recommended that Hydroxychloroquine should be used for covid treatment after these studies have been done?\nA: The results do not support the use of hydroxychloroquine at present, outside randomized clinical trials testing its efficacy.\n",
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: What is classified as \"morbidly obese\"\nA: \"Class 3\" obesity, sometimes categorized as \"extreme\" or \"severe\" obesity, is defined as having a body-mass index, or BMI, of 40 or higher. Other medical sources list a definition of \"morbidly obese\" as equivalent to a BMI of 40 or higher.\nQ: What is BMI\nA: BMI is a person’s weight in kilograms divided by the square of height in meters\nQ: What is DOnald Trump's height\nA: He is 6 foot 2\nQ: What is Donald Trumps BMI\nA: His BMI is 31.2\n",
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"content": "You are an advanced fact-checking AI tasked with determining the veracity of claims based on evidence.",
"role": "system"
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Is Namibia a drunkard society?\nA: An increase in reported domestic violence cases during the COVID-19 lockdown period undercuts the police chief’s claim of a reduction in crime during the ongoing state of emergency and the notion that a ban on alcohol sales has decreased levels of violence.\nQ: What is the date and location of the claim?\nA: May 2020, Namibia.\nQ: What does the term ''Drunkard'' mean in relation to the claim?\nA: a person who often drinks large amounts of alcohol:\nQ: What does data show for alcohol consumption in Namibia?\nA: A 2018 report by the WHO on “Alcohol Consumption: Levels and Patterns” for Namibia provides the following insights on Namibians’ alcohol use and abuse:\n\nOnly 18% of Namibians over 15 showed a “Prevalence of heavy episodic drinking”;\nOnly 6.3% of Namibians over 15 had “Alcohol use disorders”; and\nOnly 2.2% of Namibians over 15 had “Alcohol dependence”.\nQ: Are Namibians the Heaviest Drinkers in Africa?\nA: Namibia is way up there – a close third after Nigeria and Eswatini in the African league of serious drinkers.\n",
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"content": "You are an advanced fact-checking AI tasked with determining the veracity of claims based on evidence.",
"role": "system"
},
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: When was the the passage of the Media network ABS-CBN Franchise Bill approved?\nA: It was never approved so could not be revoked.\n",
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"content": "You are an advanced fact-checking AI tasked with determining the veracity of claims based on evidence.",
"role": "system"
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"content": "\n Claim: {claim}\nLabel: {label}\n\nQuestions and Answers:\nQ: Have there been any Cybercrimes in the area said to be a crime hotspot in the claim?\nA: Yes, THREE ELECTRONIC Fraud Suspects namely Ian Kinanga, Jefferson Bosire both University Students and Kevin Oroko a Software Developer at a Local Bank were today arrested at Highpoint residential area in Juja town by \n@DCI_Kenya\n Serious Crime Detectives.\nQ: Who posted the claim?\nA: Postamate\nQ: What type of site are they?\nA: A satirical site. \nIt calls itself the home satire and sacarsm.\nQ: So have interpol said there is a cybercrime hotspot.\nA: No, they have never said this.\n",
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