| Telling the New Zealand public that Maori have unlimited tangi leave is a canard. |
| But he scoffed at the occasional canard that he favoured players of his own religion. |
| The conservative talk jocks have been purveying this canard to explain their monopoly of the spectrum. |
| Dembski justifies his Scriptura sub scientia approach by raising the tired old canard about geocentrism. |
| Brief, chatty and digestible, the book should refute the old canard that economics is dismal. |
| The briefest glance at David's productivity and output during his tenure there ought to put the quietus on that canard. |
