“this is a test of an English push notification”
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“This is another test of the English language notifications”
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“Este es un reclamo en español del que debería recibir un mensaje.”
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“Este es un reclamo en español del que debería recibir un mensaje.”
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“Este es un reclamo en español del que debería recibir un mensaje.”
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“Este es un reclamo en español del que debería recibir un mensaje.”
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“I should get this message now”
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“This is a claim in English that I should not receive a message from.”
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“This is a test claim in English.”
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“Este es un mensaje en español.”
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“This is a sample fact check.”
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“This is a test notification”
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“Este es un reclamo en español que quiero recibir.”
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“Este es un reclamo en español que quiero recibir.”
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“Este es un reclamo en español que quiero recibir.”
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“This is a claim, in English, that I don't want to get a push notification for.”
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“Trump assassination foiled, Deep State in panic mode!”
FactStream rated this: False
“A photo shows Joe Biden sticking a gun in an elderly woman’s mouth at a Wisconsin rally.”
FactStream rated this: Pants on Fire
FactStream says: Testing testing testing.
“A video implies that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ripped up a copy of President Donald Trump's State of the Union address immediately after he honored a Tuskegee airman and other guests.”
FactStream rated this: False
FactStream says: Testing testing testing testing.
“A viral image circulating online is advising social media users that gargling water with salt or vinegar “eliminates” the coronavirus.”
FactStream rated this: False