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61 Whether it can transfer capital successfully and reflect economic situation of a country correctly depend on whether investors can access truthful information or not.

62 For calculating stress of bns body structure, a thin-walled eccentric beam element witch accords with demands is introduced in this paper. The eccentricity existing in truthful structure.

63 Ruth is always truthful and anything she says will be accredited.

64 When applicants were warned in advance that fake responses could be detected on a pre-employment test, they provided responses that were more truthful.

65 A truthful witness saves lives , but a false witness is deceitful.

66 He almost says crave, and isn't certain which is more truthful.

67 Mulla Nasrudin said: You are a friend, so I must be truthful and frank.

68 To be truthful we got a bit of telling off from the gaffer at half time.

69 'We all want to be truthful, but there is such a thing as tact,' says Wayne Wilson, a retired financial executive in Seattle.

70 I trusted her because she was always truthful. I was too trustful.

71 Pearlasked him if he had proof that Mohammed’s confession was truthful; Gonzalesclaimed to have corroborating evidence but wouldn’t share it.

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72 Are you really being truthful, Grandmamma? Really and truly truthful?

73 These books, while informative, are not necessarily truthful by our standards.

74 Be truthful, and you don't have to worry about the real surfacing and spoiling your chances.

75 A truthful witness does not deceive , but a false witness pours out lies.

76 Be honest and truthful with your employees at all times; don't sugarcoat the truth in an attempt to soften the blow of difficult news.

77 Under cross-examination, it is easy to lose your train of thought and not fully understand the question and possibly give testimony that is not accurate or truthful.

78 But although they had faith in the words of him whom they knew to be truthful, the ignorance that as yet occupied their minds so enveloped their faith in darkness that they were almost dumfounded.