A documentary promised to debunk the myth with compelling evidence, but it relied on vague anecdotes and dramatic music, So much for hard evidence, The minister said the inquiry would be transparent, yet key emails were withheld from the report, So much for transparency, She claimed she was asking in good faith, but every question was designed to make him look guilty, So much for a fair discussion, The headline implied a causal relationship between screen time and anxiety, but the study only showed a weak correlation, So much for careful reporting, He insisted his criticism was nuanced, then reduced the entire debate to a single insulting meme, So much for nuance, They promised to refute the argument point by point, but ignored the strongest evidence against their view, So much for a solid rebuttal, The influencer said the post was just a personal recommendation, though the brand had clearly paid for it, So much for honesty, Everyone assumed the committee was independent, until it emerged that several members had a vested interest in the outcome, So much for independence, The article was presented as balanced analysis, but its emotionally charged language pushed readers toward one conclusion, So much for objectivity, He denied any ulterior motive for leaking the messages, then used the fallout to launch his campaign the next day, So much for acting in good faith

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