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Meanings of factually wrong in English

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Usage of factually wrong in English
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The story is factually wrong, ANA said in an email.
Reuters
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But his letter is factually wrong on almost all points.
The Irish Times
3
Madly enough, they too are factually wrong, but intuitionally correct.
Can You Feel Anything When I Do This?
4
It is an amazing conception, factually wrong, but intuitionally correct.
Can You Feel Anything When I Do This?
5
Google disputes the claim, with a spokesman calling it " factually wrong".
Radio NZ
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Every one of them is factually wrong: 1.
The Irish Times
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After all, his implied statement about my lack of merit was factually wrong by all accounts.
Ebony
8
Tidal last year denied any manipulation had taken place and said the DN article was factually wrong.
Reuters
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Macris strenuously denies the assertions made by the authority in the final notice as being factually wrong.
Reuters
10
On a blog post published on Friday, Cummings says this is " factually wrong and libellous".
The Guardian
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Yet he is factually wrong.
The new yorker
12
And they need to be -not only because of their potentially horrible human consequences, but because they are factually wrong.
The Guardian
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Speaking last nigh after a day of heavy criticism, she said she was " factually wrong" and "not what I believe".
The Irish Times
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But the Duke claimed that was factually wrong as he had a medical condition at the time that meant he did not sweat.
News.com.au
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It is factually wrong, misleading and undermines the security of the vast majority of the Harry Moore employees who we are delighted to retain.
The Irish Times
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But the notion that paying for news or media is some sort bizarre idea that's out of step with this era is just factually wrong.
Independent.ie
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