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ms. A cleft lip is an example of a congenital anomaly, one that appears at birth as a gap in the upper lip. Because we don’t have detailed records of Hilary Clinton’s life as a child, it is hard to say whether her lying was congenital in the same way that a hair lip is congenital. We can rule out the in utero and a

hard to say whether her lying was congenital in the same way that a hair lip is congenital. We can rule out the in utero and at birth periods because Hilary, like all other children, was not born speaking or lying. These capacities mature. That she developed a tendency to exaggerate and distort is consist

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