Here are my four favorites.

Rewriting history had become the trademark of Azerbaijan her delegation therefore expressed its deep disappointment that such inaccuracies could find their way into the report of the Secretary General.

Another, related, fallacy is the assumption that reforms can reap benefits only in the long run.

The fallacies that really challenge the modern reader, however, are those that characterize arguments that today are widely accepted even in the most educated and enlightened circles. One of these, Bentham says, in a jarring juxtaposition, may be termed Anarchy preacher s fallacy or The Rights of Man fallacy.

LONDON The period since 2008 has produced a plentiful crop of recycled economic fallacies, mostly falling from the lips of political leaders.

The inclusion of the song is one of the film's many anachronisms since it was not released until 1970, 25 years after the end of the war.

PSI has taken the lead, with national affiliates, in information and organizational campaigns to build awareness and expose the fallacies associated with the privatization and downgrading of services.

Another jobs fallacy is that when a job disappears in a Western country and turns up in India, it must have been exported by nefarious businessmen.

My enthusiasm hasn't stopped since then because I always considered that conveying our voice to the world as a bright idea especially with the huge number of fallacies spread on our society by traditional media outlets and the failure of our media to promote the right image.

Public support for independence in Scotland and Catalonia shows that this is not always the case. Bentham, of course, would have accepted that he might be mistaken.

I found other reference. Avi Ara Chekmayan, a New Jersey editor, actually found this resin Maltese Falcon at a flea market in 1991, although it took him five years to authenticate this bird to the auctioneers' specifications, because there was a lot of controversy about it.