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Meanings of factually incorrect in English

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Usage of factually incorrect in English
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This is both factually incorrect and deeply insulting to those attending fee-paying schools.
The Irish Times
2
Your assessment is entirely unfair to me, Princess, as well as factually incorrect.
Paul of dune
3
Many believe the Kyoto Protocol is coming to an end which is factually incorrect.
Reuters
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The chief historian at Israel's memorial to the Holocaust said they were factually incorrect.
Radio NZ
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In each of these assertions, Mr Cole is factually incorrect.
The Irish Times
6
Even factually incorrect claims that marriage equality encouraged gender fluidity would not amount to vilification.
The Guardian
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It is more than unfortunate that not only is this disingenuous but also factually incorrect.
The Irish Times
8
In his article on Fianna Fáil, Stephen Collins makes two statements which are factually incorrect.
The Irish Times
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We believe that this information is factually incorrect.
Wired
10
However, Ms Ruane's piece is factually incorrect in a number of respects and is laced with insinuation.
The Irish Times
11
That is just factually incorrect, said Robinson.
Reuters
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This is factually incorrect on two points.
The Irish Times
13
In his High Court action, the man argued the RAT based its decision on factually incorrect information.
The Irish Times
14
The deputy attorney general issued a statement saying: The New York Times's story is inaccurate and factually incorrect.
Radio NZ
15
Mr John Caldwell said information he gave to the tribunal was factually incorrect in a number of respects.
The Irish Times
16
They're just factually incorrect and people know the difference. Speaking later to reporters, Corker called Trump a bully.
Reuters
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Factually incorrect across language varieties
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