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Meanings of factually inaccurate in English

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Usage of factually inaccurate in English
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A spokesman for Clement said the National Post story was factually inaccurate.
Reuters
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I hear a lot of negativity though -often factually inaccurate.
The South African
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Mr Carroll outlines an over-simplified and factually inaccurate mechanism of action.
The Irish Times
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False -The claims made in the content are factually inaccurate.
News.com.au
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It now transpires the statement was misleading and factually inaccurate.
The Irish Times
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This is factually inaccurate and an affront to those who frame and apply the law.
The Irish Times
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Any suggestion otherwise is categorically and factually inaccurate.
The Guardian
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In thanking you for that courtesy, I have to point out that your response was factually inaccurate.
The Irish Times
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That's not the same as saying he believes that line of thought would be factually inaccurate, though.
The Guardian
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Another executive from a different group countered that this was both a naive and factually inaccurate allegation.
The Guardian
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Which bit of it is factually inaccurate?.
The Guardian
12
No one who prepared any of the " factually inaccurate or imprecise" instructional material faced disciplinary action.
Wired
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It's overly simplistic and factually inaccurate to suggest that print media could have been salvaged by diversity alone.
The Guardian
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CNN has a policy of not running factually inaccurate commercials and held the Trump ad to that standard.
News.com.au
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This month, the CBI has reserved its energies for a fierce but factually inaccurate attack on Labour's nationalisation plans instead.
The Guardian
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The Department of Homeland Security denied the report, a spokesman calling it " factually inaccurate and misleading" in a statement.
Reuters
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