Challenge: Existing methods to detect false claims ignore the characteristics of FC-articles . claims are often quoted to describe checked events, providing lexical information . sentence templates to introduce or debunk claims are common across articles, providing pattern information.
Approach: They propose a model to rerank FC-articles using key sentences and pattern information.
Outcome: The proposed model outperforms existing methods on two real-world datasets showing that key sentences can be used to predict if an article fact-checks the given claim.

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Challenge: Recent years have brought us a proliferation of false claims online, which spread fast . fact-checkers have been using automated fact-finding to verify claims .
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Challenge: a large number of fact-checked claims have been accumulated over the years . despite the importance of fact checking, it has been largely ignored by the research community .
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Challenge: Existing evidence retrieval methods are limited by single-stage evidence extraction.
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Challenge: Recent evidence retrieval approaches rely on heuristics and assume hyperlinks between documents.
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Challenge: Existing systems to automate fact-checking lack credibility in the eyes of the users.
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Challenge: ClaimRank is an online system for detecting check-worthy claims . it can be used to prioritize the claims fact-checkers should consider first .
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Challenge: Social media platforms are becoming battlegrounds for anti-social elements . fact-checking organizations cannot cope with the rapid dissemination of misinformation . a new workflow for fact- checking can be implemented to reduce human time for tasks with high cognition .
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Challenge: Existing pipelines for fact-checking of textual sources are limited . fact- checking of text sources requires a large knowledge base to extract relevant information .
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Challenge: Fact-checking claims on social media platforms poses a significant challenge due to the large volume of new claims constantly being posted without sufficient methods for verification.
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