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Meanings of factually in English

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Usage of factually in English
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A spokesman for Clement said the National Post story was factually inaccurate.
Reuters
2
Someone else's interpretation may be factually correct but challenging to your ego.
The Guardian
3
First, he cites taking Britain into the Iraq war on factually unsustainable grounds.
The Irish Times
4
Is confessional poetry always 100 per cent factually and biographically true?
The Irish Times
5
Aer Rianta points out that this is not factually the case.
The Irish Times
6
I hear a lot of negativity though -often factually inaccurate.
The South African
7
Would you oppose the death penalty if the factually guilt were beyond question?
The new yorker
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Mr Carroll outlines an over-simplified and factually inaccurate mechanism of action.
The Irish Times
9
False -The claims made in the content are factually inaccurate.
News.com.au
10
This is both factually incorrect and deeply insulting to those attending fee-paying schools.
The Irish Times
11
Your assessment is entirely unfair to me, Princess, as well as factually incorrect.
Paul of dune
12
In addition to being morally deficient, this letter was factually lacking.
The Irish Times
13
Coca-Cola spokesman Kent Landers called the lawsuit legally and factually meritless.
Reuters
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Every article on the Guardian site has to be factually accurate.
The Guardian
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This is how human symbolism, of confirmed vitality and efficiency, is factually established.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
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If the statement were factually accurate, then Kubsch would be innocent, court documents said.
Reuters
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