Hedged claims are ones written with attribution or uncertainty
(“reportedly”, “according to”). A higher rate is
not a fault: it is often careful sourcing.
How these are measured.
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🔮 According to Netflix, the show will be a dramatization of “one of the most infamous unsolved murder cases in American history,” and it will also cover “the devastating personal and public reckoning that followed the death of JonBenét Ramsey.” assertive
🔮 If Harrelson and McConaughey wanted to play brothers in a comedy together, the show would have been better served if it leaned harder into fiction. assertive
🔮 “I know that they tweaked my eyes, I know I had a little bit of fat transfer here and there – but I couldn’t even tell you the exact surgeries I had,” former contestant Kristy Garza, 45, told Page Six, assertive
🔮 The move could have made the show predictable, but instead, it uses our knowledge to make the journey to that destination surprising and full of mounting tension. assertive
🔮 King’s 2014 novel, “Revival,” is a project that Flanagan said he really wish he could have made, telling us, he “had a great script for that one.” assertive
🔮 “The Haunting of Hill House” creator explained that he also thought it would be appropriate for the principal to get fatally electrocuted in his version of “Carrie,” as a “really tragic end to that character.” assertive
🔮 The search for the next James Bond has narrowed down to finalists Callum Turner and Jack Lowden, who will screen test this weekend, The Hollywood Reporter revealed Friday. assertive
🔮 Perry’s friend Marjorie Harris Newman, noted that Perry “had this sort of persona” that he “never” got the girl and would say, “But when I’m famous, I’ll get all the girls.” assertive
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