Cherrypicking
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Cherrypicking is a dishonest debate tactic that involves selectively quoting one source to make it seem like it means something other then its actual meaning. It may also refer to citing evidence from a particular source that supports an argument while conveniently ignoring other evidence from the same source that refutes the argument.