False: Image of US Army general receiving a Huawei phone from a Chinese general is manipulated
The image is a composite of multiple pictures. Each person, the flags, and the gift box are all taken from different photos.
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誤導：網傳阿富汗人擠登機梯逃難實為創作短片截圖 與喀布爾無關
這幅顯示乘客在機場停機坪希望登上飛機的圖片和近日阿富汗情況無關，而是撮取自一部14年前拍攝的藝術短片。
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Verified: This video shows protestors dancing at an anti-COVID restrictions demonstration in Netherlands
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Explainer: Enlarged lymph nodes are a known temporary reaction to COVID-19 vaccines, not a sign of breast cancer
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