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Celebrities often make wildly inaccurate claims and comments to millions of people.
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The general public's perception of our sport tends to be wildly inaccurate.
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And even trained soldiers and hardened criminals are often wildly inaccurate.
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But as Renew Economy pointed out the figures were wildly inaccurate.
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However, he did say that recent newspaper reports were " wildly inaccurate".
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To describe him as being subordinate to a New Zealand entrepreneur seems just wildly inaccurate.
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Moreover, the popular conception of the Indian has for a long time been wildly inaccurate.
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Rugby Australia CEO Raelene Castle described the reports as " wildly inaccurate".
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It would be wildly inaccurate to state that women within golf are collectively enraged by Muirfield's approach.
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The classrooms are all worn, wooden desks, wildly inaccurate world maps, and pupils in caps and corsets.
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This was unusual because Sheridan, although accused of being slapdash and sometimes wildly inaccurate, was generally well liked.
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The unidentified person who placed the notice ensured that the description of the handsome fugitive was wildly inaccurate.
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There was even a behavioural consistency program loaded into his neural nanonics to catch any wildly inaccurate reactions.
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It's not only insulting but wildly inaccurate. New Order has received international acclaim and won awards at film festivals.
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American calculations of Soviet ship positions were sometimes wildly inaccurate because of a false message or a mistaken assumption.
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It sounds not unlike Linkin Park, though it's highly possible students of metal will dismiss that as wildly inaccurate.
