to interfere with something in a way that alters its original state or function., tampered with, to verify whether something is correct or true., check the accuracy, to cause someone to believe something that is not true or correct., mislead, not correct or precise; containing errors or mistakes., inaccurate, tales that are invented and not based on real events or facts., made-up stories, to assess the reliability and credibility of where information comes from., evaluate sources, profit or financial benefit derived from business activities., commercial gain, completely filled or covered by something, often in excess., awash with, to accept a narrative as true without questioning or investigating further., take a story at face value, a trustworthy place or person from which information can be obtained., reputable source, overwhelmed or attacked continuously with a large amount of something, such as information or questions., bombarded with, to confirm information again to ensure it is correct., double-check facts, to change or misrepresent facts, making them different from what they really are., distort the truth, somewhat unusual or strange, but not extremely so., slightly odd, to have a hidden plan or motive behind one's actions or statements., has an agenda, attracting attention because of being interesting or visually appealing., eye-catching, to suddenly catch fire and start burning quickly., burst into flames, an instinctive sense or intuition about something, often without logical reasoning, gut feeling, deserving attention or reporting because it is significant or interesting., newsworthy, a strong promise or dedication to a particular cause or action, a clear commitment

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