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That was easy. Story 3 is serious. 1 and 2 could be true, but need a further background check. But not very relevant. Story 4 is rubbish.

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Pregnant women article: It could be true, because the author is mentioned and you can read more about the author if you click on her. Also the website has only a little amount of advertisments and looks quite authentic. On the other hand, the story is a little bit strange because there are open questions, such as why the women doesn‘t ask some friends if they know more or why she doesn‘t look up on social media if she could find the man‘s profile there and contact him. All in all, it could be real but there are still some suspicious aspects about it.

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McDonald's:

Raby said that the only true element to his story is that he ordered a milkshake and that he was offered an apple pie instead since the milkshake machine was broken.

The part which made the story viral was made up according to Raby.

→ fake news to get attention and followers

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"Family's outrage as 3-year old...":

There are many ads and flashing banners which overlap the text and the sensational headline sound suspicious.

As the story, which was told by the girl’s grandmother to a local TV station doesn’t match the facts so it is probably a

fundraising hoax. Other sources assume that the internet loved the story of a "disfigured little girl bullied by a multinational food conglomerate" and that the family was asked to leave a KFC that turned out to have been closed for years. -->  https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2014/06/24/report-viral-story-of-disfigured-girl-kicked-out-of-kfc-was-hoax/

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Pregnant woman: It has been found a second video on Natalie Amyot’s YouTube account, where she explains that it was simply a viral video to promote Holiday Mooloolaba and the beachside Sunshine Coast location. → fake news

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I would also say that the McDonalds story is fake because the website is strange and I think the whole story doesn't make enough sense to be real

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I don't think that the news with the pregnant woman are real because the video on the Website is not really good, what shows that this isn't a reliable source. The woman repeats oftenly in the video to share the video and to follow her on facebook, What shows that this source just wants attention

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The news with the 3 year old girl are believable

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I also think that the article with the man named Phuc Dat Bich is real

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The news "How a man named..." is real. The sources, which you could found in the article, are real.

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I think the pictures of the girl in the article "Family's outrage as 3-year old..." are real. But if the fact, that she couldn't eat at KFC, is real seems to be questionable. It could be true but otherwise it could be, the parents want attention for her support. As an outside person it is difficult to know the real facts. Also looks the website more like social media with a lot of comments and pop ups on the sides.

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The many cuts in the video to the article "Help me find him:..." seems to be strange. But all in all i think it's a real news. Also it is a Boulevard press.

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I think the news "This man's story bout buying a..." is fake. The website is build like reddit or other social media, where you can upvote articles. This system supports fake news, because it looks like real news if more people upvote fake news.