Jussie Smollett speaks out on inaccuracies surrounding his attack. pic.twitter.
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"Press" is littered with inaccuracies, which viewing journalists revelled in.
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She did not provide further comment or address specific inaccuracies.
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IPOA said the account Monson provided to Reuters contained inaccuracies.
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F.B.I. agents were aware of both inaccuracies in real time.
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Critics and scholars faulted him for misunderstandings, inaccuracies and omissions.
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These inaccuracies make sense from a technical point of view.
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"It worries me that there are inaccuracies," Duque told journalists.
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Sullivan, which granted broad protections for publishers to print inaccuracies.
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Filings and press releases are riddled with inaccuracies and fraud.
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How does the Whistleblower explain the inaccuracies in the complaint?
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There are inaccuracies and gray areas in Mr. Trump's assertions.
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That's why the movie's big errors aren't just mere inaccuracies.
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Acxiom said individual inaccuracies didn't undermine the value of its service.
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Reports of the technology's inaccuracies and mistakes, meanwhile, continue to emerge.
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Crowdsourcing tips can lead to everything from factual inaccuracies to trolls.
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At times, Trump's tweets have contained factual inaccuracies and personal attacks.
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Unfortunately, many of Anger's gossipy, falsity-ridden retellings merely perpetuated inaccuracies.
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The other is the electoral roll, which suffers from multiple inaccuracies.
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He also claims it has "plenty of inaccuracies" (no surprise there).
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He said the draft contains inaccuracies, but he did not elaborate.
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Tenants can order their files from the companies and correct inaccuracies.
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Asked about inaccuracies in the book's reporting, Mr. Armisen was unapologetic.
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He didn't point to any specific inaccuracies in the Post's reporting.
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All, unfortunately, with the worst stereotypes, fixations, and inaccuracies about Latinos.
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"The first Page FISA application had "seven significant inaccuracies and omissions.
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When we're made aware of inaccuracies, we work to fix them quickly.
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He likes to watch scifi films, and point out all the inaccuracies.
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But this one has taken the internet by storm, despite its inaccuracies.
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" Schnatter's lawyer, Patricia Glaser, said the Forbes story contains "inaccuracies and misrepresentations.
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And where there's data, there's the inevitable risk of errors and inaccuracies.
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Reports and studies of the technology's inaccuracies and mistakes, meanwhile, are growing.
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Carter did not respond to a request for comment on the inaccuracies.
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Using both is also how I found inaccuracies in Nokia Sleep's sensors.
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This post has been updated to fix inaccuracies regarding Northern Ireland's independence.
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A grading algorithm is an attempt to adjust for biases and inaccuracies.
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Mr Trump's spokesman says the report is "peppered with inaccuracies and omissions".
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Trump's response was littered with factual inaccuracies that Morgan failed to correct.
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If there are inaccuracies, then they would have to tell their employer.
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" The Hollywood Reporter slammed it as brimming with "historical inaccuracies and distortions.
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" The Hollywood Reporter said it was full of "historical inaccuracies and distortions.
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He often complained about his ideas being misrepresented, or inaccuracies of emphasis.
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He was merely clearing up inaccuracies, you know, for the literary record.
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The list of inaccuracies is "coming soon" he promises in another tweet.
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Anything else either had graphical inaccuracies galore, sound bugs, or just wouldn't work.
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" Asked if he believed the proposed statement contained inaccuracies, he replied, "Not necessarily.
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So he's not going to criticize all the inaccuracies in the Hollywood franchise.
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A representative for Schnatter has said the story contains "numerous inaccuracies and misrepresentations."
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Ryan's speech was widely panned for trafficking in misleading spin and factual inaccuracies.
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Given the widespread inaccuracies in news reports, It's important to explain the facts.
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And it is, as we learn from Dale Petey, filled with gross inaccuracies.
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"There are so many inaccuracies in what she's saying," Madison tells PEOPLE Now.
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All of the series, especially the sitcoms, are full of mistakes and inaccuracies.
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One reporter told me that Sanders had "saved our bacon" by catching inaccuracies.
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It's incumbent on us to correct the inaccuracies and change the negative narrative.
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While it starts off correct, the rest is riddled with misinformation and inaccuracies.
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Ms. Anderson and a friend began compiling a list of the article's inaccuracies.
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Scattered throughout are small white signs that correct historical inaccuracies in the musical.
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Facebook has claimed that there are "a number of inaccuracies" in the report.
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Unfortunately, some of the rhetoric surrounding this regulation has been riddled with inaccuracies.
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Supporters of Mr. Biden said Ms. Lenz's questions included a series of inaccuracies.
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"The story contains numerous inaccuracies and misrepresentations, " Patricia Glaser, Schnatter's attorney, told CNBC.
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Ron seems to say there are inaccuracies in the reporting, but he's not specific.
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While clinical diagnostic surveys are actually quite accurate, they are prone to some inaccuracies.
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The inaccuracies in that stand out because it presented itself as a realistic film.
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That memo "points out the factual inaccuracies" of the Republican memo, according to Rep.
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The recording has not been confirmed by the Sheriff's Department and may contain inaccuracies.
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Trump did not point out specific inaccuracies and theTimes has stood by its reporting.
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The report has "factual inaccuracies" and "the conclusions could also be inaccurate", he added.
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But his speech at a small business event in Washington contained several factual inaccuracies.
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He added that contextual information is missing and also that there are factual inaccuracies.
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He said Relotius never responded when Bremseth pointed out the factual inaccuracies to him.
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"Not all inaccuracies cause harm or present any material risk of harm," he wrote.
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Since then, the polarization over Guantánamo, often feeding on inaccuracies, has grown only deeper.
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When I interview patients, I often find their medical charts are littered with inaccuracies.
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They say that the registry of official companies is riddled with holes and inaccuracies.
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However, because book publishing is a comparatively niche business, the inaccuracies prick the ears.
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There have recently been attacks on CDC and inaccuracies about what it has done.
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They also pointed to inaccuracies and stereotypes in the novel and suspicions of plagiarism.
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"Michael also points out inaccuracies in scenes from mob comedies such as "Analyze This.
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He did note that there were 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the investigation.
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But he also found 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" throughout the FBI's investigation. Rep.
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We will examine the claimed inaccuracies and make any appropriate corrections in future printings.
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ET with a Netflix statement further clarifying a number of inaccuracies from the original report.
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A glitchy app, backed by well-connected Democratic strategists, exacerbated reporting inaccuracies across the state.
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I've never drawn a wheelchair before (so forgive any inaccuracies) ~ which is actually a problem!
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Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson felt compelled to politely point out the scientific inaccuracies in B.o.
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Other criticisms point to multiple studies that found bias and inaccuracies in the technology's results.
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Journalism shouldn't change just because Trump's become a one-man flood of inaccuracies and distractions.
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"We help logistics providers automate sales both internally and externally, reducing manual labor and inaccuracies".
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These old inaccuracies are finally becoming understood and cleansed from the religious and political motifs.
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The confusion contributes to speculation, supposition and inaccuracies that create further fog and fake news.
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Third, consumers should have the right to access and correct inaccuracies in their personal data.
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And what if a news story from a legitimate publisher turns out to contain inaccuracies?
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Inaccuracies about the origin of the virus and how it spreads have saturated online platforms.
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It claims to surveil "more than 200 websites, TV shows, newspapers and magazines" for inaccuracies.
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It did find 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" made by the bureau during its probe.
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Ms. Sweeney said it was still improving and occasionally produced false positives and other inaccuracies.
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"There are numerous inaccuracies in this illegally obtained information," Clearview attorney Tor Ekeland told BuzzFeed.
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Facebook said it has labeled the inaccuracies and lowered their rank in users' daily feeds.
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Inaccuracies could negatively affect the required disclosure of those members' medical information, the memo said.
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The review uncovered a deeply dysfunctional and flawed process riddled with inaccuracies and material omissions.
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While these inaccuracies have commanded much attention, there has been a steady stream of falsehoods.
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Due to the extensive number of inaccuracies, we will only comment regarding funding and layoffs.
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As a result, even basic inaccuracies can persist for years, bouncing between the three major bureaus.
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Correction: An earlier version of this piece contained inaccuracies regarding the plot of What Price Hollywood?
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The study released by Global Voices, and the subsequent article in the Guardian, include significant inaccuracies.
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Near the equator the inaccuracies are small and the true shape of countries is well represented.
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" He said Farrow's book is "built on a series of distortions, confused timelines, and outright inaccuracies.
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Arsuffi said he had contacted Google to flag inaccuracies he spotted online, but received no reply.
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" "It is unfortunate to see the continuous inaccuracies and misrepresentations made by the media of Mrs.
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The memo, titled "Google's Ideological Echo Chamber," wasn't just discriminatory—it was rooted in scientific inaccuracies.
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Auto-generated captions can be riddled with inaccuracies, jumbled words, run-on sentences, and no punctuation.
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A spokesperson from SoundCloud told THUMP there are "a number of inaccuracies" in the TechCrunch story.
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Despite its inaccuracies, Wolters understands that it is a fictional TV show that must be entertaining.
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President Trump should clear the air and correct some of the factual inaccuracies in his tweet.
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"Unfortunately, that leads to horrible inaccuracies and in some cases life-and-death consequences," Kubota said.
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"ICE consistently underestimated the actual bed rate due to inaccuracies in [its] model," the report said.
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Disney's upcoming live-action "Mulan" is being criticized in China for historical inaccuracies on social media.
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Banks covered for this glaring fuck-up by mass-producing false documents to paper over inaccuracies.
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But it is not the co-op board's job to police real estate listings for inaccuracies.
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The fraudulent copy itself features a number of inaccuracies which distinguish it from an authentic edition.
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Aside from claiming "inaccuracies and misrepresentations," he has declined to comment on his ex-wife's accusations.
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One of the main concerns is that the technology has inaccuracies based on race and gender.
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Produced by Jermaine Jackson and apparently approved by Michael Jackson, The Jacksons was riddled with inaccuracies.
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At a recent news conference, they urged citizens to report glitches and inaccuracies to the authorities.
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However, independent analysis highlights important inaccuracies in Chairman Yellen answers that undermine the Democrats' defense strategy.
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Reports of inaccuracies suggest that new federal rules to ensure reliable directories are having little effect.
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The state does not check the lists until consumers report inaccuracies, one doctor at a time.
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Republican members have said that Wray did not raise any objections about inaccuracies at the time.
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While there are inaccuracies in Sabah's report, wearable technology is now regularly used in criminal investigations.
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They wonder about the president's inconsistencies, his immaturity, his bullying, his inaccuracies and his incessant narcissism.
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Here's Soundcloud's full statement, via Variety: There are a number of inaccuracies within the TechCrunch article.
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The Maltese government said in a statement the EU text contained "factual inaccuracies and partisan political bias".
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In her opinion piece, Fairstein documents what she says are some of the inaccuracies in the series.
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That means scientific inaccuracies may matter less to people whose opinions are driven by leaders like Trump.
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Sea-ice extent is always larger than sea-ice area, but this method eliminates melt-season inaccuracies.
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While we have pointed out significant inaccuracies in the reporting, we understand the motivation behind the scrutiny.
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Pocahontas (1995) This has to rank pretty high on this list due to historical inaccuracies and racism.
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The website reads like an index of inaccuracies about The Innocent Man, filtered through Peterson's own bias.
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However, we felt that the article contained some inaccuracies and unreasonable presumptions about the objectives of filmmakers.
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All of the President Trump bashing, all of the inaccuracies, all of the lies in the media.
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Zuckerberg in a blog post also said there were "a number of inaccuracies" in the Times story.
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Because of all the inaccuracies, he didn't understand how this could serve as his new military record.
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"The problem is, we can't point out the inaccuracies without relying on the underlying material," he said.
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They're also just the latest in a long line of data inaccuracies that have plagued San Juan.
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Those documents reflected the inaccuracies in the Nunes memo, and by inference supported the Democrats' rebuttal. Kaboom!
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What you all are obsessed with is the inaccuracies that some people say exist along the way.
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Today, Elizabeth Banks addressed the inaccuracies in her statement at the Women in Film Crystal + Lucy Awards.
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In October, it also disclosed that it had uncovered inaccuracies in reports of U.S. arms technology sales.
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This show has the same sexy energy as the song, minus historical inaccuracies and 1980s hair teases.
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A malfunction in that system could be consistent with data inaccuracies that triggered MCAS, aviation experts said.
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It also forced the credit bureaus to create a dispute process to allow people to challenge inaccuracies.
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In some cases, Facebook has been slow to make changes even after being alerted to possible inaccuracies.
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The agency then let Southwest take its time investigating the cause of the inaccuracies, granting multiple extensions.
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Experts said that state records are a poor choice for tracking citizenship because they may contain inaccuracies.
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His story about pinning a medal on a Navy captain was, if well-meaning, rife with inaccuracies.
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In Ad Astra, those mistakes range from wrong ideas about space travel to inaccuracies about basic astronomy.
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"The problem is, we can't point out the inaccuracies without relying on the underlying material," he added.
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Trump first responded with cruelty and inaccuracies to a family that lost a loved one to war.
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The spokesperson also said that the tracking will be useful in correcting inaccuracies for Uber Pool pickups, too.
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And while there are some charming inaccuracies in overall geography, the geometry of the eclipse isn't too bad.
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Justice Samuel Alito concluded that not all inaccuracies, such as a wrong postal code, could threaten real harm.
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"Your postings are consumed with inaccuracies, false statements, self-serving comments, outright misrepresentations and blatant lies," Farley continued.
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Many people criticized his appearance as normalizing controversial views and *ahem* factual inaccuracies he espoused during Trump's presidency.
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Spelling this movie out is clearly a mistake; it forces you to confront too many inaccuracies and inconsistencies.
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You're targeting particular systems to put in repairs, and there could be inaccuracies and cause in utero disasters.
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The hosts and guests ignored Trump's factual inaccuracies and said Baltimore is broken and blamed Democrats like Cummings.
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Facebook responded with its own version of events, calling out "a number of inaccuracies" in the Times' report.
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There are numerous inaccuracies in this article including certain statements about my family and claims on personal matters.
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After settling with Hurd, Fisher said there were "many inaccuracies" in the claims enumerated in her lawyer's letter.
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The Huffington Post once chronicled 71 inaccuracies in an hourlong town hall session — more than one a minute.
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"However, information uncovered in the course of the litigation's discovery phase demonstrates inaccuracies in those statements," he said.
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Secondly, there is also the risk of misinterpretation as chatbots suffer from inaccuracies in understanding a user's request.
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" Factual inaccuracies: "You are required by law to prove to your shareholders that you're not a con artist.
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The F.B.I. and House Democrats have both said the memo is misleading because it contains omissions and inaccuracies.
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"The statements they are making about his asserted misconduct are replete with inaccuracies and falsehoods," Mr. Jacobs said.
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A spokesman for Robert Mueller, the special counsel, said late Friday that there were inaccuracies in BuzzFeed's account.
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But she heard inaccuracies as politicians spoke about her colleagues — a mispronounced name here, an incorrect fact there.
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"The AG's claims are false, intentionally misleading and riddled with inaccuracies," the statement from Trump's hotel group said.
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The inspector general sharply criticized the FBI for inaccuracies and omissions in its application to surveil Carter Page.
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YouTube president Susan Wojcicki told CBS that despite the ad's inaccuracies, it did not violate the platform's policies.
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He declined to detail the inaccuracies to Reuters, reiterating that the bank will "never comment on alleged leaks".
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The final 30 minutes is the slave rebellion, which I hoped would redeem the historical inaccuracies and uneven storytelling.
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For now, it will label stories as "disputed" if fact-checkers find inaccuracies, but they won't be taken down.
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However, point by point, Trump's promises and allegations about an energy revolution were riddled with inaccuracies and bunk data.
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A quick online search for videos that immortalized these protests can easily corroborate the blatant inaccuracies of that scenario.
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Amazon isn't alone in apparently retaliating against Bloomberg over a report it says is untrue and riddled with inaccuracies.
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XPO called the Spruce Point report "intentionally misleading, with significant inaccuracies" — a view shared by some Wall Street analysts.
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XPO called the Spruce Point report "intentionally misleading, with significant inaccuracies" - a view shared by some Wall Street analysts.
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That being said, the levels of inaccuracies reported by the complainants are clearly unacceptably high and worthy of concern.
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Christine Lepera, Dr. Luke's lawyer, said the piece "unfortunately has many inaccuracies" and presented their side of the story.
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Beta software "may contain errors or inaccuracies and may not function as well as commercially released software" says Apple.
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Kanye West, the real Hollywood feud that's taking the Internet by storm involves Downton Abbey and (gasp!) historical inaccuracies.
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Endless trapdoors ahead: data inaccuracies, intentional gaming, constant intimate surveillance 24/7, data breaches that will be infinitely worse.
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Al-Tamimi pointed out several translation problems with the Sky documents, inaccuracies that color the meaning of the report.
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With inaccuracies and ignorance, it seems that Lahren is poised to join her conservative sister Kellyanne's rank and file.
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A person familiar with the latest case said it involved inaccuracies over both names of agents and amounts paid.
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"It is also important that we hear about any inaccuracies or key omissions from the Nunes document," he added.
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Mr. McCabe's lawyers have said that he did not lie and acted quickly to fix any inaccuracies or misunderstandings.
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Now for a disclaimer: Nearly every model (tested and otherwise) has a grievance, from small nitpicks to sustained inaccuracies.
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That's because the WorldCom directors had signed securities offering statements that contained inaccuracies, assigning those board members direct responsibility.
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"I tend to think that the inaccuracies President Trump tells are basically exaggerations of the truth," Mr. Thiel said.
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Trump's address to the nation — which contained numerous inaccuracies — was designed to project calm and resolve, according to aides.
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It also says that inaccuracies have kept the technology from being used as a widespread way to authenticate individuals.
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"This rush to judgment, these inaccuracies that people are putting forward, doesn't help anybody in need," Conway told Fox.
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Only inaccuracies about public figures like Sullivan published with "actual malice" can be considered libelous, the Supreme Court ruled.
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Trump then littered his Wednesday address to the nation with inaccuracies -- though he was mostly reading from a teleprompter.
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" Kimberly Benza, a spokeswoman for Trump Hotels, dismissed the lawsuit's claims as "false, intentionally misleading and riddled with inaccuracies.
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As I mentioned, small inaccuracies over a short distance have a tendency to become gigantic ones over long distances.
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Democratic members of the committee who have seen the memo claim it is full of "inaccuracies" and uncorroborated information.
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Biden told MSNBC on Thursday that Trump's frequent factual inaccuracies brought into question the credibility of his public remarks.
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I see disavowing, or somehow unseeing, my own subject position as the beginning of a chain of wild inaccuracies.
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With some slight human guidance to correct for minor sensor inaccuracies, Optimus could accomplish its tasks with 100 percent accuracy.
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When contacted by Gizmodo, DARPA denied the accusations made in the new report, saying it's filled with inaccuracies and mischaracterizations.
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I talk about and write about that a lot because for some reason I've always had a jihad against inaccuracies.
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Yeung also said The Verge's story contained "a lot of inaccuracies" and that the company would issue a correction soon.
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" The Wall Street Journal, whose reporter Shearer contacted, told BuzzFeed News that Shearer's account of his discussion contains "many inaccuracies.
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Trump's attorney, Charles Harder, told the Times that statements about the records were "inaccurate" but pointed to no specific inaccuracies.
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And I really flinch when I see blatant scientific inaccuracies, so I try and not have them in my stories.
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"We think this will help inform the public of the many distortions and inaccuracies in the majority memo," California Rep.
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The Mirror said it was "bizarre" and reported that viewers were tweeting about inaccuracies, like the bakers appearing in pairs.
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Paper Excellence had told the SEC that there were "material inaccuracies" in the bond offering information, which Eldorado has denied.
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That said, a number of critics have identified both minor and major inaccuracies in the museum's presentation of historical fact.
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At the time of its release, he would not stop talking about its inaccuracies, namely its unfavorable depiction of him.
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"Like I said, the statement that was issued was true and there were no inaccuracies in the statement," she added.
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"George will take responsibility for some inaccuracies during the interview with the FBI," Papadopoulos's wife, Simona Mangiante, told ABC News.
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Racial biases and inaccuracies in the data can lead to problematic predictions and perpetuate flaws in the criminal justice system.
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"An effective system would also allow audiences to alert editors to perceived inaccuracies ... and follow corrections," Lehrman and Gingras note.
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" Avenatti responded by saying that the inaccuracies in the report were relatively small and that his findings were "99.0% right.
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The shortcomings and inaccuracies of Theranos's technology were exposed, along with the role Holmes played in covering it all up.
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Power dynamicsRead Hamadeh's full statement:The article contains numerous inaccuracies and distortions, and does not reflect the reality at Zeel today.
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But the book also drew criticism from some journalists, Trump allies and White House officials for a number of inaccuracies.
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Sewell quickly noticed many coding inaccuracies, almost all of which were in the company's favor, resulting in higher government payments.
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Southern Weekend issued an apology to Anbang, stating that there were "inaccuracies" in the article, without specifying what they were.
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I don't mean the specific text of his discrete claims, which brim with inaccuracies and bubble with full-blown hallucinations.
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In December, Horowitz found inaccuracies and omissions in FISA applications to surveil Page, who was not charged with any crime.
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"Hi Mom!" he wrote to Maye, who was supporting her son's message about inaccuracies in Ashlee Vance's biography on Elon.
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The FCA said the True & Fair report contained "numerous inaccuracies" and showed "little understanding of the role of the FCA".
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In total, the inspector general's report details 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the four separate FISA applications on Page.
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Trump has called the book "untruthful" and Wolff a "total loser," while some reporters have called out apparent factual inaccuracies.
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These inaccuracies become even more concerning when you look at how the technology is currently being used by law enforcement.
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The true beauty of free speech — the marketplace of ideas — is that inevitably the inaccuracies are outmatched by the facts.
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This lack of transparency is unsurprising, as it has been a key factor in the inaccuracies surrounding the hurricane's deadly impact.
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He said he spent only 20 minutes reviewing the letter before his attorneys sent it, and that it may contain inaccuracies.
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The White House has been pushing for its release, but the FBI vehemently objected because of the memo's possible factual inaccuracies.
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Further, the story contains numerous inaccuracies, misleading statements, contradictions and fundamental misunderstandings of the scope of the incident and affected assets.
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Cambridge Analytica has since accused the Channel 4 News documentary of containing false claims and inaccuracies, calling it a "honey trap."
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He claims season 1 was riddled with inaccuracies and lies and says his brother would not like the portrayal one bit.
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D'Souza released a 2012 film about President Obama that was largely criticized for for being intentionally misleading and for containing inaccuracies.
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" And he says Farrow's new book "Catch and Kill" is "built on a series of distortions, confused timelines, and outright inaccuracies.
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It claimed that our report contained "a lot of inaccuracies," though after two weeks it hasn't yet followed up with corrections.
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"If you are unable to cite any substantive inaccuracies, I encourage you to share the facts cited above with your readers."
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So if Foxconn wants to tell us what these inaccuracies are, they have our contact info, and we're willing to listen.
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UPDATE: This story has been updated with CNN's fact check that found inaccuracies in the image of the map Trump tweeted.
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As the real-life Harding effuses about the film, expressing her love for it despite its inaccuracies, has anything really changed?
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Further, the content she shared was filled with inaccuracies and conjecture which in no way represent my own views or opinions.
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It followed accusations of bias and inaccuracies with the technology, which they say can be used to racially discriminate against minorities.
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Donald Trump's immigration address contained numerous factual inaccuracies, some of which are compiled and corrected in this post by the AP.
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Some of your review of the Biosphere 2 project repeats inaccuracies from other sources which I have attempted to rectify below.
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It followed accusations that the technology has bias and inaccuracies, which critics say can be used to racially discriminate against minorities.
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Despite the inaccuracies in the president's tweets, the four women, collectively known as "The Squad," have drawn the ire of Republicans.
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Trump took to Twitter on Friday to blame his "active" presidency for any inaccuracies that his surrogates make at the podium.
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G/O Media's notice of termination for McAvoy "contained numerous inaccuracies, inconsistencies, and manufactured excuses for terminating McAvoy," court documents allege.
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Pence, in an interview that aired Sunday, pushed back against the book's claims, but did not provide specific examples of inaccuracies.
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Viacom said in a statement it strongly disagrees with ISS' analysis and said it contains inaccuracies, which it did not specify.
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"We have no information to contradict [the assertion] that the various omissions and inaccuracies on your part were inadvertent," Apol concludes.
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The essay was criticized by several outlets, including The New Republic, for multiple factual inaccuracies and whitewashing the allegations against Ghomeshi.
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I've worked with voter data for many years, having led one of the leading studies on inaccuracies of the voter lists.
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There are also hyperpartisan left-wing websites with inaccuracies, but they are less prone to fabrication than the right-wing sites.
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While publishers typically have nonfiction books vetted by their legal departments, most do not check for plagiarism, fabrication or factual inaccuracies.
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Former Google employee James Damore's viral anti-diversity memo has prompted a series of leaders to speak out on its inaccuracies.
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Both practice a light postmodernism, where an authorial voice worries over the possible inaccuracies by which fiction evokes the historical past.
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It also raised concerns about inaccuracies, such as the threat Kony actually presented to Ugandans at the time of the campaign.
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The officers were removed from the field after an internal affairs investigation found inaccuracies in documentation they completed, the release said.
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Shah, the White House spokesman, said there were "a number of inaccuracies" in the report, but would not cite specific examples.
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Despite his tendencies for hair smelling, historical inaccuracies, and word salad, he&aposs basically led the Democratic field since he announced.
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Because of the prevalence of reporting errors, FICO recommends double checking your report for inaccuracies that may be hurting your score.
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Some former felons worried that future restrictions imposed by the Legislature could result in inadvertent inaccuracies on their voter registration forms.
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But the compliance office has declared that the comparable data for Senate offices "may contain inaccuracies," rejecting a request from Sen.
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Art dealer Bendor Grosvenor took issue with the museum's decision, citing inaccuracies and a focus on unimportant tidbits in multiple biographies.
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Concerns over the inaccuracies of Crosscheck's data, as well as poor security around the program, have led many states to abandon it.
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Moley replied to the report saying the information it contained was concerning, but claimed there was contextual information missing and factual inaccuracies.
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Penn just saw it and hopes to have the opportunity to participate; there are profound inaccuracies and presumptions presented in Kate's story.
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But, in part because the data is self-reported, a 8503 USA Today investigation found inaccuracies in more than half of cases.
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This could allow Wikipedia editors to catch inaccuracies before they appear on YouTube — or lead to angry YouTubers giving Wikipedia added headaches.
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It also said the two stories from BuzzFeed News contain "numerous untrue and misleading statements," though it did not detail the inaccuracies.
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The results, which were originally reported in The New York Times, showed inaccuracies in gender identification dependent on a person's skin color.
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In addition to their letter on Monday, the Oversight Committee also released a 2.5-minute video detailing apparent inaccuracies in Clinton's testimony.
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Britney Spears has called reports about the accident "incorrect" in an official statement, but has yet to say what the inaccuracies are.
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The public sees the White House version more often, it said, meaning inaccuracies can mislead readers until an official document is released.
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As the frequent inaccuracies behind political polling and other predictions suggest, finding both timely and accurate data is easier said than done.
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Enders has faced pressure over the conduct of an internal investigation into inaccuracies in filings with U.s regulators over arm technology sales.
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The Nigerian government, in response to Amnesty allegations, accused the independent organization of stoking terror through "bias and inaccuracies" in its report.
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Kristy Blanchard said the family's goal isn't to profit from the story but to clear up inaccuracies and misrepresentations regarding the facts.
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Airbus provided few details except to say that the inaccuracies related to American regulations on fees and commissions paid to sales agents.
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One of its spots has been hit with a cease-and-desist letter from the Trump campaign, despite including no factual inaccuracies.
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The memo alarmed national security officials and outraged Democrats, who accused the Republicans of misrepresenting sensitive government information through omissions and inaccuracies.
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The inspector general outlined 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the FBI's court application to monitor former Trump campaign aide Carter Page.
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Lies on resumes are not uncommon; 75 percent of human resource managers spot inaccuracies on resumes, according to a survey by CareerBuilder.
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After Mr. Wolff in June published "Siege," his account of volatility inside the Trump administration, journalists highlighted numerous inaccuracies in the book.
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Democrats charge that the Nunes' memo is skewed and contains inaccuracies intended to undermine special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Trump's team.
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In a statement released this week, the FBI said it had "grave concerns" about what it viewed as inaccuracies in the memo.
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Fact Check The president was wrong or misleading or exaggerated about topics related to impeachment, Ukraine and the Democrats, among other inaccuracies.
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Factual inaccuracies aside, he reduced my value to nothing more than my relationship to a successful man and my ability to bear children.
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At the same time, reports and studies of facial recognition's inaccuracies and mistakes — especially on women and people of color — continue to emerge.
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BuzzFeed News is not linking to the site, which contains several inaccuracies, because it outs alleged victims of sexual harassment without their consent.
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"The New York Times story contains numerous inaccuracies about my employment at Google and wild exaggerations about my compensation," Rubin tweeted last week.
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In a wild 333-minute debate, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton brought up dozens of inaccuracies, half truths, and a few surprising truths.
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As we've written, there are a load of asteroids we haven't discovered, and potential inaccuracies in the data that scientists have already collected.
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Alongside such inaccuracies, ProPublica reported racial disparities, with the algorithm more likely to falsely flag black defendants as future troublemakers versus white suspects.
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The aerospace and defense group informed UK authorities of findings concerning some inaccuracies related to applications for export credit financing for Airbus customers.
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Loehmann, who shot Rice, was fired not for something related to the shooting, but because of inaccuracies on his application form, Williams said.
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The duo's publicist, Deborah Munson of The Options Group, told The West Australian on Tuesday there were inaccuracies in the restaurant's Facebook post.
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But the inaccuracies are usually consistent, the studies show, so the trackers can reliably indicate how our movements change from day to day.
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She also sidestepped questions about the inaccuracies of the previous generation of Theranos technology, which was used to perform tests on paying customers.
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These variations, which scientists have only recently started to understand, go beyond the inaccuracies in the numbers on the back of food packaging.
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I want people to understand that these inaccuracies become ingrained in our society and have real consequences for those that are inaccurately represented.
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He speaks fondly of the original fourpiece and their adventures together, from London to California, pausing only to correct my research-based inaccuracies.
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These include a thinner red border missing the typical thin white line, incorrect headline layout and other stylistic inaccuracies, such as excessive capitalization.
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The police department has countered that the ACLU's letter "contains multiple accusations that are inaccurate," but has not clarified what those inaccuracies are.
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"It makes it harder to achieve reunification with all the inaccuracies on the show and because it reflects an earlier reality," he said.
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A chronic lack of gun violence research and data inaccuracies have hindered change to gun laws in the U.S., multiple scientific reports show.
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The president's hourlong appearance, moderated by the Fox News hosts Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum, was peppered with factual inaccuracies and misleading statements.
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The Alaska Department of Fish & Game has published an excellent investigation of some of the more specific lemming-related inaccuracies in White Wilderness.
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What they're saying: A representative from the census said that the Reuter's story contained "inaccuracies and outdated information," but would investigate security concerns.
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After that, committee staff toured the museum and addressed "mischaracterizations and inaccuracies that were present in the exhibit," a committee spokesperson previously said.
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Some veterans have complained about technical inaccuracies, but Bigelow's film remains arguably the most compelling portrayal of a complex and controversial war. 3.
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Trump "littered his Wednesday address to the nation with inaccuracies -- though he was mostly reading from a teleprompter," Dale writes in this analysis.
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President Trump's address to Congress on Tuesday was more tempered in tone and less laden with inaccuracies than many of his previous remarks.
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" The actor had previously released a statement saying that he was O.K. and expressed dismay over "inaccuracies and misrepresentations that have been spread.
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The repackaged data—which often include hearsay and inaccuracies—are then sold to government agencies, mortgage lenders, retailers, small businesses, marketers and insurers.
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Enders is grappling with scrutiny over Airbus's sales practices after the company uncovered inaccuracies in its filings to U.S. regulators over arms technology sales.
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The lip-synching problem is an especially challenging one, the researchers say, because humans are incredibly good at spotting tiny visual inaccuracies in speech.
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In addition to the inaccuracies of records kept in a looser and long-past time, many dog breed lines are shrouded, purposefully, in myth.
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Among a number of inaccuracies, real Satanists absolutely do not believe in a supernatural god and they certainly don't sacrifice living beings to it.
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Countering Smith's thesis, law enforcement agencies and Silicon Valley both seem fairly set on face recognition as an inevitability, despite bad press about inaccuracies.
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But the movie was expected to be a hit in China despite past criticisms regarding historical inaccuracies after the first trailer dropped in July.
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She is saddened by recent tabloid media reports which are full of erroneous speculation and inaccuracies that are hurtful to three innocent young girls.
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Democrats argued that they needed to release their 10-page memo to clarify what Schiff called "many distortions and inaccuracies" in the Republican memo.
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"There are definitely some inaccuracies in the data," said John Lapinski, director of the Elections Unit at NBC News, who leads the Decision Desk.
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Yeung said the article had "a lot of inaccuracies," the the buildings are not empty and that the company would issue a correction soon.
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As a scientist, he finds it nearly impossible to watch a movie without finding mistakes or inaccuracies, but that doesn't necessarily ruin his experience.
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Peabody said in a statement on Sunday that attempts to appoint an equity committee in the bankruptcy proceedings have generated inaccuracies in the media.
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"Despite my frustrations and deep concern with certain inaccuracies and misrepresentations that have been spread, I still believe justice will be served," he said.
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And Apple Maps, once a joke for all of its inaccuracies, now includes a lot of useful information and a slightly redesigned user experience.
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Unfortunately, the report contains a number of inaccuracies, including naming institutions which are not WAZA members and thus which WAZA has limited jurisdiction over.
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In Wednesday night's NBC News Commander-in-Chief forum, both candidates offered up a series of inaccuracies and half-truths to national security questions.
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IQVIA dropped 4.4 percent, the most on the S&P, after the FDA found some inaccuracies on sales data regarding some opioid drug products.
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"Fire and Fury" author Michael Wolff made the rounds on the morning news shows Monday, where he was pressed about inaccuracies in his book.
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Poorly sourced material with glaring inaccuracies, aimed solely at furthering a divisive agenda don't serve our diverse democracy, they only tear at its fabric.
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The SECURE Act will cut down on the inaccuracies in credit reports and make it easier for consumers to correct any errors they discover.
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He has always attacked the right's arguments with near-fanatical detail and depth—meticulously, and sometimes hilariously, dissecting their factual inaccuracies and other flaws.
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However, the gains were overshadowed by news that Airbus had itself unearthed inaccuracies in past filings to the State Department on defence technology exports.
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Van der Sypt said authorities decided to release the information nearly a month after the raid to dispel inaccuracies published by some news outlets.
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The technology captures patient data that a physician may miss, and can help remove the inaccuracies for insurers as they assess a population's risk.
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"Our supporters consistently highlight any inaccuracies from the media or elsewhere, and we are proud to have the strength of our numbers," he added.
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But he failed to indicate whether any of these inaccuracies lead to any actual voter fraud or any other integrity problems in our elections.
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About two months after Jim's death, [I saw] headlines [and] inaccuracies [and] "James Foley" being portrayed as things that just made me be uncomfortable.
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Badoo is currently conducting an investigation into the allegations, as well as compiling documentation to expose the factual inaccuracies that exist within the article.
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Reuters journalists are steadfastly analyzing data to confirm the veracity of the information, especially in the instances where there are inaccuracies or incomplete data.
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"I often have experts tell me they read a Wikipedia article that they know something about and it was full of inaccuracies," he said.
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Trump not only uses language to tell blatant lies, he also uses it to pack softer lies, exaggerations and enigmatic inaccuracies around the edges.
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The big picture: Horowitz's investigation found serious irregularities and inaccuracies in the FBI's applications for court-approved surveillance of Trump campaign aide Carter Page.
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Analysts agree that despite the obviously partisan bent of his speech -- and some factual inaccuracies -- Democrats will have a hard time stopping his momentum.
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Much has been said about the cultural inaccuracies of the text, the cartoonish use of Spanish, and even the low quality of the writing.
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"Beyond what they have copied from our plan, Third Point's presentation is riddled with inaccuracies, half-truths, simple generalizations, and vague recommendations," Campbell said.
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"There are significant inaccuracies in the reporting that have sensationalised both facts and events," the two leaders wrote in the memo seen by Reuters.
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You can work around the health inaccuracies by routinely rounding down in workouts and knocking a few thousand steps off your all-day counts.
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An Away spokesperson also sent Business Insider a list of five "factual inaccuracies" in The Verge&aposs reporting on Away&aposs use of Slack.
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Horowitz's report does not attempt to assess whether the omissions and inaccuracies would have led the judges to deny the surveillance, if properly included.
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CNN said the 30-second video, titled "Biden Corruption," contained inaccuracies about former Vice President Joe Biden and his son in connection with Ukraine.
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Keira Lombardo, a Smithfield spokeswoman, said the video had "blatant inaccuracies," such as its assertions that the animals shown in it are being starved.
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" "Possible inaccuracies pose more risk to DoD military personnel than the public due to Service member requirements to disclose medical information that affects readiness.
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Purdue has denied wrongdoing and said the court filings contain inaccuracies, adding that the company is working to curtail the misuse of prescription painkillers.
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"Anytime they are caught red-handed engaging in distortions, inaccuracies, a fact pattern that is clearly not accurate, they blame someone else," Schultz said.
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In areas where identifying yourself is tied to physical safety, any inaccuracies or anomalies could lead to secondary searches and more interactions with law enforcement.
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He did not say what those inaccuracies were, and Foxconn never issued a correction, nor has it responded to repeated requests to clarify Yeung's statement.
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These inaccuracies do not affect the study's major conclusions, however, and the lead researcher, criminal psychologist Julia Shaw, says that she stands by her findings.
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My first book would be recalled for factual inaccuracies, and then I would have to go on an apology tour for a $20,000 speaker's fee.
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Remedy even goes back through your last 12 months of claims and corrects any inaccuracies, reviews prescriptions and provides automatic reimbursements for FSAs and HSAs.
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Schiff's tweet didn't lay out their specific nature, other than to say they "do not correct the profound distortions and inaccuracies" in the original document.
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His book has been criticized for other inaccuracies, such as recalling a reporter asking Barack Obama a question in 1999 —10 years before his presidency.
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Civil rights activists and technologists have been sounding the alarm over inaccuracies and concerns that the tech only serves to entrench already existing societal biases.
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"Despite my frustrations and deep concern with certain inaccuracies and misrepresentations that have been spread, I still believe that justice will be served," Smollett said.
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BRIAN PEARCEChief economistInternational Air Transport Association Geneva Your article concerning my resignation contains a number of outrageous inaccuracies ("Odebrecht claims its biggest scalp", March 24th).
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Reached for comment by Gizmodo, Ballantyne said LyricFind is "preparing a statement to correct the inaccuracies in current reporting" that he will provide when available.
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More than half of the online directories that list in-network doctors maintained by Medicare Advantage plans had inaccuracies, according to a new federal report.
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Sean Spicer's brief stint as White House press secretary was a mess of mistakes and inaccuracies, and his post-Trump career hasn't gotten any better.
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When it comes to pop culture, there's an alarming density of jokes and inaccuracies that get weaved into the way we talk about sex work.
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Former Justice Secretary Wong Yan-lung also said in a statement on Wednesday the judgment contained factual inaccuracies because nobody had arranged his court appearance.
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Additional tools are being developed as part of the DARPA program to catch other deepfake inaccuracies such as strange or abnormal head and body movements.
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"This story is based on ill-informed speculation and contains material inaccuracies," a Barclays spokesman said in a statement that referred to the Bloomberg report.
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"I believe it is my duty to honor my friend and to clarify the many inaccuracies about myself and about who Whitney was," she writes.
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The intelligence firm was quickly found to be a phone number registered to his mother, whilethe document Wohl provided consisted of a slew of inaccuracies.
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AssetMark immediately removed the erroneous F-Squared information upon becoming aware of the inaccuracies and later removed F-Squared from its platform, a spokesman said.
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The study's main weakness is that it looks at data collected in the past, so poor reporting of information may lead to inaccuracies, he said.
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Cohn later issued a statement saying the book "does not accurately portray my experience at the White House," but did not cite any specific inaccuracies.
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The major focus, indeed obsession, of the run-up to the debate was whether Mr. Holt would be willing to fact-check lies and inaccuracies.
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" Miller said the Post's report is "peppered with inaccuracies" and is written by a reporter "intent on distracting attention away from the corrupt Clinton Foundation.
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The program's implementation has drawn backlash from critics who point to studies of inaccuracies in facial recognition technology, especially among women and people of color.
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"Mulan," which comes to theaters in March, dropped its first trailer on Sunday, and some in China are pointing out historical inaccuracies, according to Variety.
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He recites the same half-dozen inaccuracies about race, poverty, religion, and the scandalous tribulations of the Democrats on nearly every episode of his show.
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But Mr. Penn isn't too happy with the result: "There are profound inaccuracies and presumptions presented in Kate's story," his representative said in a statement.
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They're usually everything but realistic, but in-game boobs are like a separate thing to real-life boobs: people love them despite their anatomical inaccuracies.
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At times, they cast doubt on the report without pointing out any inaccuracies, saying the numbers may not prove what the report says they do.
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"(The report) also contains clear inaccuracies in statements such as 'children are constantly exposed to advertising for unhealthy food and drink'," they said via email.
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The documents allege there were "fundamentally material inaccuracies" with respect to Eldorado's earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) in the bond offer memorandum.
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The documents alleged there were "fundamentally material inaccuracies" with respect to Eldorado's earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) in the bond offer memorandum.
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" However, Horowitz argues that the inaccuracies and omissions in the FBI's applications for the surveillance of former Trump campaign aide Carter Page are "deeply concerning.
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Legal experts quickly responded to the absurdities and inaccuracies of Trump's tweet, mostly about a violation of the nearly 50-year-old War Powers Act.
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But, unlike law enforcement use, inaccuracies in these systems don't have serious costs like the potential to throw innocent people into the criminal justice system.
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The inaccuracies about net neutrality were already spelled out in a previous letter signed by more than 200 internet engineers and technologists back in July.
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Azeri authorities rejected the Council's criticism, saying it contained a number of inaccuracies that failed to reflect the "genuine situation of human rights in Azerbaijan".
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Horowitz documents "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the initial application sent to the FISA court, which were repeated in subsequent renewals, along with additional errors.
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" He added that minor inaccuracies in a news report can never serve as the basis for a libel suit, calling that "a First Amendment imperative.
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Fiorina peaked at 12 percent Fiorina's debate performances earned raves repeatedly — even if the specifics she fluently cited were often a parade of factual inaccuracies.
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Nigam says he's not a believer in technologies for automatic avatar generation, saying that even small inaccuracies can be jarring, and testers enjoyed the personalization process.
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Among the various half-truths and factual inaccuracies cited by Roe, Hubbard also claims that there is "no such thing as a fat cell" (there is).
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"The New York Times story contains numerous inaccuracies about my employment at Google and wild exaggerations about my compensation," Rubin told the paper in a statement.
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According to Inspector Cheeseman, the dossier was full of inaccuracies, and Police in neighboring towns have since located the person responsible and addressed it with them.
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That post generated more than 60,000 retweets, one of the president's biggest wall-related tweets, according to an analysis of his feed by CNBC, despite inaccuracies.
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When they have well-written characters who are treated as people and not just concepts, actors, writers, and showrunners can get away with some minor inaccuracies.
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Unlike other outlets, however, the CIA reviews movies and TV shows with an eye towards explaining historical inaccuracies and whining about always being the bad guys.
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The President's tweetstorms were laced with distortion and inaccuracies, but they were typical of the effective spin offensive he has mounted for months to discredit Mueller.
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Quinn Emanuel's original memo, according to the motion to compel, was sprinkled with inaccuracies, including the incorrect assertion that the opt-out deadline is in June.
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President Donald Trump's broadside against foreign oil producers on Friday took investors by surprise and included some notable inaccuracies about the state of the oil market.
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Charles Harder, Weinstein's attorney claimed that Weinstein's camp provided information that the Times failed to include, but he did not identify specific inaccuracies in the report.
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating Southwest Airlines for alleged inaccuracies in tracking total baggage weight loaded onto aircrafts, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
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The 30-second spot was not only racist, it also contained factual inaccuracies, and it is not uncommon for networks to reject advertisements on such grounds.
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The same day the New York Times investigation was published, Rubin Tweeted that the story contained "inaccuracies" about his employment and "wild exaggerations" about his compensation.
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Spicer's book is much like his tenure as press secretary: short, littered with inaccuracies and offering up one consistent theme: Mr. Trump can do no wrong.
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Even when companies start raising money and maybe go public, they still don't reveal everything — to many people, that secrecy and inaccuracies come at a cost.
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" The social network on Thursday moved into damage control mode, first by issuing a statement saying the New York Times story contained a "number of inaccuracies.
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And his new, more sober approach was undercut by factual inaccuracies and embellishments, as well as flimsy claims — at one point, Mr. Trump suggested that Mrs.
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It's not clear if the inaccuracies were intentional, or if the lawmakers and their staff don't understand the current law or the proposals to alter it.
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Wyden's proposal would also require that corporations give consumers an easy way to review all of the data a company has about them and correct inaccuracies.
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A chart in the report listed dozens of significant inaccuracies, omissions or assertions that investigators failed to back up in supporting documents in the four applications.
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The Israeli statement was "full of inaccuracies and falsehoods," Benjamin J. Rhodes, a deputy national security adviser to Mr. Obama, told reporters on a conference call.
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In a statement, the Beijing-based company told Reuters the details and assertions in the case files include "a large number of inaccuracies," but didn't elaborate.
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" Judge Gorsuch added that minor inaccuracies in a news report can never serve as the basis for a libel suit, calling that "a First Amendment imperative.
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Before the vote Monday, FBI Director Chris Wray was given the chance to review the memo and raise concerns about factual inaccuracies or national security concerns.
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My father, who was born in Nanjing, China, in 1939 and grew up in Taiwan, wasn't so impressed, pointing out the inaccuracies of the regional accents.
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Spokeo said it will vigorously defend itself in court, and it believes the need to show individualized inaccuracies will make it "very difficult" to win class certification.
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Narratives of success counter a drumbeat of faulty links of mental illness and violence, inaccuracies which serve only to further stigmatize and isolate individuals with psychiatric illness.
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"During the few hours we were given to conduct a preliminary review we identified significant inaccuracies and disagree with many of the factual findings," the statement continued.
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Rubin said the story included "numerous inaccuracies about my employment at Google and wild exaggerations about my compensation" and refuted the central allegation of coercive oral sex.
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Online, a contingent of disgruntled players has been pushing back against the "inaccuracies" of the game, specifically the developer's decision to include female soldiers on the frontlines.
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The family of the real-life black pianist at the center of "Green Book" have said his portrayal, by supporting actor front-runner Mahershala Ali, contained inaccuracies.
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Early attempts to characterize the skeleton between 2008 and 2014 were marred by inaccuracies owing to the fact that the fossil hadn't been fully prepared for analysis.
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Why it matters: "These inaccuracies can create barriers for members to receive services critical for their health and well-being," the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services said.
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The staff member added that it was possible that the checks were not rigorous enough, and that they could have overlooked inaccuracies because of the street sign.
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She also said that before the article's publication, Jackie had expressed concerns that it would contain inaccuracies and that her efforts to correct them had been unsuccessful.
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He said Fresenius uncovered a "magnitude of inaccuracies" in Akorn's regulatory compliance that amounted to a "material adverse event", allowing the German company to end the deal.
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The mayor's office late Wednesday described the union revenue proposal as full of inaccuracies, and the school system dismissed the package as unduly burdensome to Chicago taxpayers.
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Trump has already worked to attack Woodward's credibility, tweeting Wednesday that the book is full of inaccuracies and suggesting that Congress should change the country's libel laws.
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Samuels also pointed out a few inaccuracies, including that Biden wasn't actually the only white lifeguard at the pool, and the pool itself wasn't segregated by law.
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As for transparency, it is missing with the adversity score because the students who are being evaluated will not get to see and if necessary, address inaccuracies.
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Mr. Trump quoted extensively from the book "Clinton Cash," written by a Republican author who was forced to correct several inaccuracies after the book went to press.
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In social media posts, Lee said the analyst's reports had inaccuracies, though he later said he "welcomed all diverse points of view and perspectives toward the company".
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The other thing, as the Washington Post article made so clear, is that even though these are only 90 seconds long, it's riddled with errors and inaccuracies.
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Her focus on her own past and broad outlines for the future have helped her avoid making factual inaccuracies, though she has, on occasion, slightly overstated both.
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Democrats on the committee produced their own classified memo that they said pointed out and explained inaccuracies in the Republican memo and filled in the missing context.
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Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., writing for the majority, said federal laws allowed such notices as part of a process to cull inaccuracies from the voting rolls.
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Some eating-related myths, misconceptions, and inaccuracies have been passed down through the ages, though the internet age has given rise to puzzling new falsehoods and diversions.
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Especially if we take a point of view, the people we're writing about read our pieces instantaneously, look for inaccuracies and tell us we're full of baloney.
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Fact Check of the Day In a wide-ranging campaign speech, the president spread inaccuracies on health care, the steel industry, military spending and Representative Maxine Waters.
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It is unprecedented for TV networks to reject political ads for inaccuracies, but these types of situations don't usually occur this far out from the general election.
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The book was panned in a New York Times review, which argued that Diamond's case studies were riddled with inaccuracies and tailored to meet his specific framework.
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Plus, she said, the anomalies the Tribune had found in the data didn't prove fraud — any mass outreach campaign was inherently bound to include a few inaccuracies.
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Still, the watchdog found "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the FBI's application to the secretive court created by FISA as part of its efforts to monitor Page.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Ford is investigating the testing procedures it uses to certify its fuel economy and emissions standards after employees raised concerns about potential inaccuracies.
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Those agencies have said the memo contains inaccuracies and does not paint a full picture of how the surveillance process works, according to two law enforcement sources.
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Produced by a former British spy as opposition research into then-candidate Trump, the dossier has yet to be independently confirmed and appears to contain some inaccuracies.
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Clients should file their 2016 taxes using the information on the 1099-B they already have, he said, even though there may be inaccuracies in the forms.
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"With general BEC attacks, you might wonder how anyone can fall for this, because there are probably red flags like misspellings and other inaccuracies," Agari's Hassold says.
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Bernard Vatier, a lawyer for Orange Bank, said the Apfelbaums' claim "rests on lies and inaccuracies" and reiterated that the bank faced no risk from the lawsuit.
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Before the vote, FBI Director Chris Wray was given the chance to review the Nunes memo and raise concerns about factual inaccuracies or national security concerns. Rep.
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The narrative, created in 1939, is filled with historical inaccuracies and clichés of Native representation, said Bradley Pecore, a visual historian of Menominee and Stockbridge Munsee descent.
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According to the company, new sample-preparation methods allow them to present a small amount of blood to OLO's microscope in a way that is tolerant to inaccuracies in the preparation process — placing what they describe as "minimal burden" on the user — as well as being robust in the face of inaccuracies in any manufacturing processes, saying this means the cost of their testing kits can remain low.
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They include monitoring the sounds and movements of the printers for inaccuracies, and injecting gold nanoparticles into the filament to make sure everything goes where it's supposed to.
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But following the incident, music fans pointed out other inaccuracies in "Behind the Lyrics," including misstated facts on 21 Pilots' song "Jumpsuit" and Travis Scott's "Yosemite," for example.
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"I'll say that the press reports that you will have seen contain a number of important inaccuracies in them," Bhatia said, appearing to reference BuzzFeed News' earlier reporting.
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Critics say its inaccuracies are unfair to a former president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who is the leading candidate in the polls for the election this fall.
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In his review, Martin noted that Fire and Fury had at least a few glaring factual inaccuracies, and many other journalists have also taken issue with individual errors.
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After a year of testing, the company found that Disputed Flags inadvertently buried critical information that explained the inaccuracies, and could backfire by entrenching a person's false beliefs.
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In 2012, a 3D version of the film was released, which also fixed inaccuracies with the star formation after Cameron was informed by an astrophysicist of the error.
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"We're aware of the informal inquiry and we'll be sharing the facts, as opposed to the inaccuracies reported by Bloomberg," Tetrick told Bloomberg in an e-mailed statement.
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"The Russian side did not make an official apology," the embassy in Seoul said, adding it had noted many inaccuracies in the comments by South Korea, Interfax reported.
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Same Day Registration is the best stop-gap solution to solve errors in the registration process, fix inaccuracies in voter rolls, reduce provisional ballots, and increase voter participation.
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Moley responded to the investigation that the alleged events described within the report are "mischaracterized," saying that contextual information is missing and also that there are factual inaccuracies.
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By August 2015, the FDA began investigating Theranos, and regulators from the government body that oversees laboratories found "major inaccuracies" in the testing Theranos was doing on patients.
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The mission will be to "push back on factually inaccurate reporting in the media" and look for reports in the press that contain "glaring inaccuracies," the email says.
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Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of the disgraced blood-testing startup Theranos, has been in and out of court since the company's inaccuracies and shortcomings were exposed in 2015.
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Moody's is appealing the SFC's claims that its report broke SFC rules by containing inaccuracies, and has said the SFC action is an attack on freedom of speech.
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Many words have been written about the problems that are seemingly endemic to biopics, and even more about the myriad inaccuracies in "based on a true story" movies.
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He worked for a magazine called The Believer — then based in San Francisco — to which the essay was submitted after Harper's Magazine rejected it because of factual inaccuracies.
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The lawyers defending the police and prosecutors in the lawsuit said that the accounts provided by Ms. Borchardt and other plaintiffs contained inaccuracies, but declined to identify them.
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Individuals should know what kind of information is recorded and analyzed, have access to data collected about them, and have a way to challenge or correct inaccuracies, too.
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He said it was "totally unacceptable" for the state to place voter applications in "pending" status just because of "trivial inaccuracies" that cause mismatches with other official databases.
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But his tweets — which contained inaccuracies — suggested that Facebook executives still don't understand how central the company was to Russia's misinformation campaign, according to Nicholas Thomson of Wired.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.) that might have named the alleged whistleblower in the case, but he otherwise did not question premises or point out what might be inaccuracies.
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However, Horowitz also said that 17 inaccuracies and omissions in Page's surveillance applications were "deeply concerning" and do not "vindicate" FBI leadership, including former FBI director James Comey.
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He said Kent crafted a memo to memorialize his interaction with department officials about responding to the congressional subpoena that Kent considered "bullying" and potentially filled with inaccuracies.
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Controversy over the inaccuracies in Clint Eastwood's "Richard Jewel" will likely mean that Kathy Bates will be left off the ballot despite her strong performance in the film.
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What will largely go unsaid is that the FBI's figures have long suffered from inaccuracies stemming not only from its flawed collection process but also its internal methodology.
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But a seven-month investigation by IPSO, carried out in response to a formal complaint I submitted about inaccuracies in the article, concluded that these claims were untrue.
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The application for that warrant and its subsequent renewals were found by the IG to be highly flawed, with omissions and inaccuracies outlined in the report released Monday.
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The trouble with these prior studies, however, is that virtually all measures of physical inactivity were self-reported by the participants, which often leads to inaccuracies in the data.
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Representations and warranties insurance can protect buyers and sellers from losses resulting from inaccuracies in documentation for their transactions, and can increase the prospect the transactions will eventually close.
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And the ones equipped with Fitbit's proprietary heart rate monitoring tech are on even shakier ground; the company is part of an ongoing class action lawsuit alleging dangerous inaccuracies.
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But in practice, when people want abortions in conservative states, these laws often force providers to recite speeches or hand patients materials rife with inaccuracies and sweeping ideological claims.
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He added that the credit agencies have an incentive to fix inaccuracies to protect their own professional reputations and integrity, since after all they make money selling these reports.
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It's now been two weeks since that announcement, and despite repeated requests for comment, Foxconn has yet to issue a correction or explain what inaccuracies Yeung was referring to.
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"Overall, this provides a comprehensive and up-to-date map, but when there are inaccuracies, we work to address (them) as quickly as possible," she said in emailed comments.
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Trump no doubt prefers tweeting to holding a press conference because there's no one to challenge him to his face on factual inaccuracies or ask him follow-up questions.
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Yet music obsessives will notice some inaccuracies; Led Zeppelin's legendary manager Peter Grant (pictured scowling above) is rather undersized, and the New York Dolls' drummer was actually left-handed.
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ProPublica is reporting a story on the FBI's handling of the Clinton emails and raised questions with government officials last week about possible inaccuracies in Comey's statements about Abedin.
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While intentional voter fraud committed by voters are rare, clerical and other honest errors and inaccuracies such as dead individuals remaining in the databases, are more likely to occur.
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H.R. 4015 is primarily intended to allow publicly traded companies to review proxy advisory firms' recommendations for inaccuracies in the underlying data, something they are currently unable to do.
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Most government surveys that discuss population rely on the census and the ripple effects of inaccuracies would be felt for a decade - until the next full census, he said.
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For days afterward, she lived in a trance, fearing the inaccuracies of memory, excavating the archeology of her childhood, the fragments like small pieces of bone, delicate and dusty.
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Those comments, though, belie Papadopoulos' actual role in the campaign, as laid out by Mueller's statement of charges, and use misinformation and inaccuracies to deride the former campaign adviser.
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In a statement to CNBC, a Google spokesperson said the Journal's story had inaccuracies and relied on anecdotes that no longer apply to its current policies related to search.
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Rubin has pushed back on the Times's story, claiming it "contains numerous inaccuracies about my employment at Google and wild exaggerations about my compensation," in a statement on Twitter.
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Sahakian did not corroborate her conclusions with me, Ahmed Mater or, I believe, most of the individuals and institutions she refers to, leading to a number of significant inaccuracies.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: Despite the factual inaccuracies described in the article, does that first celebration in 1621 have any bearing on Americans' lives today?
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CNN rejected a pair of ads from Mr. Trump's re-election campaign that derided the impeachment investigation, which the network said contained inaccuracies and unfairly attacked the network's journalists.
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Facts First: The IG report outlines many "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the FISA applications, and one potentially criminal altering of a document by a low-level FBI lawyer.
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Some "Flynn Facts" became public on Twitter, including a few with inaccuracies, some taken from fake news sites, and others containing what critics judged to be anti-Muslim sentiments.
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Rubin tweeted that the story contained "numerous inaccuracies" about his employment at Google and "wild exaggerations" about his compensation, and said the allegations were part of a smear campaign.
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In the letter, the lawmakers said they were worried that the technology could "enable invasive, unnecessary and harmful government surveillance" and that inaccuracies could actually make residents less safe.
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The Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has reported in each of the last two years that that nearly half of Medicare Advantage physician directories contain material inaccuracies.
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But it did find "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the FBI's application for a warrant to monitor Trump campaign adviser Carter Page though a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act court.
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In lieu of Dietz's 300 pages of historical non-fiction, one could grapple with the full meaning of Dial's "Looking Good" to gain a better understanding of Safer's inaccuracies.
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Misplacing hospitals on a map somewhere might not seem like a huge deal, but an official within SIGAR told me that the inspector general's office takes these inaccuracies very seriously.
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"There are so many inaccuracies in this article as it relates to Amazon that they're hard to count," Steve Schmidt, chief information security officer at AWS, wrote in the post.
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"That story was so riddled with inaccuracies and lies that they owe the President an apology for the way that thing was written," he told reporters aboard Air Force One.
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But raising and moving your arms when exercising can affect the flow of blood through your limbs, which is where watches and fitness trackers make their measurements, resulting in inaccuracies.
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A New York state appeals court on Tuesday said it would not reconsider an earlier decision throwing out a lawsuit alleging a LexisNexis Inc treatise on housing law contained inaccuracies.
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"In Amazon's response, the company's chief information security officer Steve Schmidt states: "There are so many inaccuracies in this article as it relates to Amazon that they're hard to count.
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They declared the show "Russophobia" and went through it with a fine-tooth comb for gaffes and inaccuracies, in the process misrepresenting both the show itself and the historical facts.
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They can continue to share the lies and inaccuracies that they've been doing," said CA State Assemblyman David Chiu, who wrote the FACT Act, adding: "Our law is very simple.
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"The assertions made by BuzzFeed in its recent article contain numerous factual inaccuracies and non-contextualized mischaracterizations of isolated events at a small minority of our 200+ facilities," it stated.
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The incident was a tragedy -- Root had graduated from college hours before the wreck with a 2770 grade point average -- but Trump's description of the undocumented immigrant's background had inaccuracies.
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All you have to do is drag the lightweight handheld machine along the traced route and the blade will actually adjust to make up for any inaccuracies or clipped corners.
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In a separate case, Airbus said in 2017 it had reported inaccuracies in filings to U.S. regulators under a part of U.S. arms exports controls governing the use of commissions.
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"The New York Times story contains numerous inaccuracies about my employment at Google and wild exaggerations about my compensation," Rubin said in a statement in response to the Times article.
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"In discussions with the government, the company has responded to unfounded claims and successfully refuted factual inaccuracies, reaching an agreement in principle that is agreeable to the government," Mallinckrodt said.
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When queried about these criticisms by Isaac Chotiner of Slate, Buruma gave off a slightly cavalier air regarding both the factual inaccuracies and the ethical issues of editing the article.
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Some of the suggested methods of the current training (v2.3) are likely useful, but the political bias of the presentation is clear from the factual inaccuracies and the examples shown.
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Despite the multiple cultural inaccuracies and Spanish dialogue of Google Translate quality sprinkled throughout, the manuscript was acquired by Flatiron Books for seven figures in a nine-way bidding war.
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This month, Congress engaged in a vigorous debate — albeit one prone to inaccuracies — prior to reauthorizing Section 2900 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), a controversial warrantless surveillance authority.
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Mr. Horowitz largely blamed lower-level F.B.I. agents charged with preparing the evidence, but he also faulted high-level supervisors for permitting a culture in which the inaccuracies took place.
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January 26, 2019 - British magazine, The Telegraph, issues an apology to Trump for the article titled "The Mystery of Melania," that included several inaccuracies about her life and her family.
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Although the government in the past included a question on citizenship, since 1960 no citizenship question has appeared on the short-form census because of concerns about undercounting and inaccuracies.
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The files appear to contain what The Washington Post has catalogued as a series of inaccuracies, such as adding 10 extra stories to the height of Trump Tower in Manhattan.
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Levinson-Waldman pointed out that surveillance technologies themselves can have inaccuracies and that schools across the country routinely punish students of colors more harshly than white students for the same infractions.
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In 2013, Virginia became the first state to require doctors treating patients with Lyme disease to disclose in a statement the inaccuracies with the current available testing before they are tested.
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Even worse: Apparently an earlier version of the page had even more inaccuracies, and despite putting up a revised chart, there are still a lot of entries that aren't quite right.
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" In a letter sent to U.S. Attorney General William Barr on April 93, Rtskhiladze's lawyer demanded an immediate retraction of the footnote, stating that it contained "gross misstatements" and "glaring inaccuracies.
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This is all Rubin has publicly said about the allegations: 1/2 The New York Times story contains numerous inaccuracies about my employment at Google and wild exaggerations about my compensation.
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"Considering the discourse Mr. Weld's assertions have evoked, we believe it is imperative for all journalists to note the historical inaccuracies of his words and inform their respective audiences," Schnepf said.
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" The actress writes that aside from the email's "factual inaccuracies," the producer "reduced my value to nothing more than my relationship to a successful man and my ability to bear children.
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That line, "make [those floors] sparkle like a whale's pecker!" sure reminded me of Moby-Dick, though that book has lots of inaccuracies in it about whale anatomy and so on.
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" According to Mueller's report, Sanders spoke with Trump after the press briefing, and Trump "told her she did a good job and did not point out any inaccuracies in her comments.
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He also cites research from Buzzfeed news which showed that 38 percent of right-leaning news stories and 19 percent of left-leaning news stories on Facebook contained inaccuracies or falsehoods.
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" Whedon issued a statement saying the blog "includes inaccuracies and misrepresentations," but also that he won't comment "out of concern for his children and out of respect for his ex-wife.
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The later inaccuracies were in portions of the daily guidance involving a meeting with May shortly after noon Friday and a "working luncheon" with the prime minister shortly before 2 p.m.
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Simone Kelly said she blamed the director, Cynthia Mort, for inaccuracies in the movie, including the portrayal of her mother's relationship with her manager, Clifton Henderson, which the story centers around.
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The president tweeted that Woodward's book, "Fear: Trump in the White House," was filled with inaccuracies after the White House panned the manuscript as the product of disgruntled White House employees.
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But all in all, any legal inaccuracies in "The Night Of" are nothing compared with how the show brilliantly captured the major themes and the culture of the criminal justice system.
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Now, aging advocates charge that the 2019 Medicare handbook draft contains "serious inaccuracies" aimed at steering enrollees to choose private Medicare Advantage managed-care plans over traditional fee-for-service coverage.
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His memo, despite some inaccuracies, draws on bona fide academic journals, and it represents beliefs about women and men that can, unfortunately, be found on the pages of reputable academic publications.
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Some presidents, like Barack Obama, insist on disciplined and centralized public messaging from his deputies, which occasionally sparks controversy if there prove to be inaccuracies or exaggerations in that PR onslaught.
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"The New York Times story contains numerous inaccuracies about my employment at Google and wild exaggerations about my compensation," Mr. Rubin said in a statement after the publication of this article.
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But last month she went silent, after a post about a hard-working young man dying of cancer started a national discussion about inequality and also led to accusations of inaccuracies.
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During the hearing, Mr. Comey said there were inaccuracies in many articles about the F.B.I.'s Russia investigation, a problem he attributed in part to anonymous sources discussing classified information. video
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That particular effort was Michael Wolff's "Fire and Fury," a book that many Trump supporters and even liberal media personalities believe is filled with multiple inaccuracies or outright flights of imagination.
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The first to prod her conscience was an Orthodox Jew from Jerusalem who pointed out inaccuracies in her Old Testament translations and encouraged her to learn Hebrew to see for herself.
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The inspector general's report details 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the four Page FISA applications, but the inspector general's report doesn't support Barr's suggestion that the entire investigation lacked merit.
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Not 'freelancing' Besides regularly tracking the alerts from news outlets on their phones, the two often also appear troubled by what they viewed as inaccuracies in reporting or gripes about headlines.
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Inspector General Michael Horowitz's report, released last week, found seven significant inaccuracies and omissions in the initial surveillance application for Page, and a total of 10 in three follow-up applications.
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"The SARB has filed an application to the Gauteng North High Court for the review of the Public Protector's report and evidential factual inaccuracies therein," the bank said in a statement.
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Imagine, for instance, if the machine learning system inputs the term "hyper" instead of "hypo," or if doctors noticed so many inaccuracies that they ended up doing the work manually anyway.
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"We empower people to contribute their local knowledge to the map, but we recognize that there may be occasional inaccuracies or premature changes suggested by users," a Google spokesperson told Motherboard.
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With unforgivable inaccuracies, a complete reinvention of Turner's identity and failure to appropriately highlight the slave rebellion -- the most important part of Turner's story -- "Birth of a Nation" is a historical injustice.
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According to IndieWire, PGA-members "tend to vote for the movie they like best, as opposed to the best-produced movie," which in simple terms means historical inaccuracies aren't necessarily a dealbreaker.
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Correction: This article has been updated to fix some inaccuracies in the description of the tree at the Hagans' home, and to clarify the range of services offered by Rent-A-Christmas.
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EDT Not only did Times have to issue an editor's note over several inaccuracies in Sorkin's letter, Zuckerberg hit back by quoting one of Sorkin's movies, which you can read about here.
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Julia Gelatt, a senior researcher at the Migration Policy Institute, said that inaccuracies could also arise if people have common names, write their names differently on various government forms, or move often.
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" Bryan also says his wife was a bad leaker, at that ... "Further, the content she shared was filled with inaccuracies and conjecture which in no way represent my own views or opinions.
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I don't expect much from Trump in his one-on-one, just more of the same -- inane and not well articulated policies, middle school-level threats and insults and lies and inaccuracies.
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" In a statement, Facebook condemned the story for its many "inaccuracies," adding: "Definers did encourage members of the press to look into the funding of 'Freedom from Facebook,' an anti-Facebook organization.
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Update: Rubin published his response to the NYT story, claiming that it contains "numerous inaccuracies" it cites comments from anonymous sources at Google that are "part of a smear campaign" against him.
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Wolff has attempted to gloss over these inaccuracies, falsehoods, and unverifiable claims with a kind of postmodern poetic license, arguing that they all point to the big, central truth of his project.
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He won the Oscar despite assertions by some of Shirley's family members that the portrayal of the pianist contained inaccuracies, and the resurfacing of accusations of sexual impropriety by director Peter Farrelly.
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" The court ruled that inaccurate information in Spokeo's database did not give the plaintiff standing to bring a case because "not all inaccuracies cause harm or present any material risk of harm.
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The intelligence firm was quickly found to be a phone number registered to Wohl's mother, while the document he provided in an attempt to support the claims had a slew of inaccuracies.
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One of her earliest biographies is filled with inaccuracies and racist language, while a cottage industry of children's books paints a picture of her that's often more fable than flesh and blood.
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We determined that the inaccuracies and omissions we identified in the applications resulted from case agents providing wrong or incomplete information to Department attorneys and failing to identify important issues for discussion.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.), debunked claims made by Republicans and exposed inaccuracies in the GOP memo.
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"If published, our legal team will review your article for any inaccuracies and will sue with the highest extent of the law for any malfeasance by you or TechCrunch," the spokesperson said.
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The question remains whether the senators would be willing to overlook seemingly minor inaccuracies by Kavanaugh, and Trump could change his mind if it appears that there are enough votes to confirm.
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Vice is one of the media companies that Ms. Abramson focused on, and when galleys of the book circulated last month, many of its staff members pointed out inaccuracies on social media.
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It found that the decision to investigate Trump campaign associates was not motivated by political bias but found "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the bureau's application to monitor a Trump campaign official.
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By eliminating the profit motive and opening up the editing process, he hopes Wikitribune will be a place where truth flourishes and inaccuracies are self-corrected—just like Wikipedia is at its best.
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China's theatrical industry is the second largest in the world behind the US, and "Mulan" was expected to be a box-office hit there despite past controversies surrounding potential inaccuracies in the movie.
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"We think this will help inform the public of the many distortions and inaccuracies in the majority memo," Schiff said Monday night after the committee vote to send it to the White House.
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The White House has said that Trump was involved in the drafting of an initial statement, but only in his capacity as a father and that there were no inaccuracies in the document.
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Ian Gibbons — chief scientist at Theranos and one of the company's first hires — warned Holmes that the tests weren't ready for the public to take, and that there were inaccuracies in the technology.
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We feel there are inaccuracies in the details and unfair portrayals but rather than go back and forth with BuzzFeed, we are going to continue our work on making Twitter a safer place.
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Republicans, meanwhile, have become increasingly skeptical of the surveillance court after Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz found 17 significant inaccuracies and omissions in the warrant applications targeting Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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But The Swerve draws on the authority of that lifetime of books to perpetuate factual inaccuracies to a far bigger audience than any of his previous books, enjoying weeks as a best-seller.
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As the press secretary condemned mainstream media, openly distorted clearly observable facts, and upended longstanding precedents, progressives launched memes ridiculing the president and his top spokesperson for inaccuracies while organizing mass protest rallies.
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The presidency has served as a vehicle for Mr. Trump to construct and promote his own narrative, one with crackling verve but riddled with inaccuracies, distortions and outright lies, according to fact checkers.
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They've been joined by several Republican lawmakers after the Justice Department inspector general Michael Horowitz found 17 significant inaccuracies and omissions as part of the warrant applications into Trump campaign associate Carter Page.
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The deep dive comes amid growing concerns about the potential for abuse of the FISC after Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz found 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the Page warrant application.
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Those concerns found purchase with more Republicans after Justice Department inspector general Michael Horowitz said he found 17 significant inaccuracies and omissions in the FISA warrant applications targeting Trump campaign associate Carter Page.
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An XPO spokeswoman said at the time that workers' allegations about their treatment at the warehouse "are unsubstantiated, filled with inaccuracies and do not reflect the way in which our Memphis facility operates."
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It would also allow consumers to more easily contest inaccuracies in credit reports, as well as impose additional oversight of credit scoring models and limit the use of credit checks for employment purposes.
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Under Malkevich's leadership, the site "engaged in efforts to post content focused on divisive political issues but is generally ridden with inaccuracies," the US Treasury Department said in a December 2018 press release.
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The researchers who conducted the study published Wednesday suspect a few reasons for these inaccuracies, mostly boiling down to that most of the databases used to interpret the tests aren't up to date.
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Monday on CNBC, in the first on-the-record comment about such considerations, White House trade advisor Peter Navarro said the reports about them were "full of inaccuracies" and amounted to fake news.
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An early list sent to Leon County in Florida's Panhandle region appeared to contain inaccuracies, Deputy Elections Supervisor Christopher Moore said in a July email to his staff, which was viewed by Reuters.
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Jason: If I was imagining how I'd hack a Mac in my brain, there would be some inaccuracies because I don't perfectly remember how they work Em: But that's not what this was.
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Shipley's comments come as Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says she wants to "correct some of the inaccuracies" around New Zealand's relationship with China, which is the South Pacific country's second-largest trading partner.
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According to a report filed by Equifax on Monday, the hackers responsible accessed data collected through the firm's online dispute portal, which provides customers a means to dispute inaccuracies in their Equifax credit files.
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That was true in Puerto Rico, where in the weeks and months after Hurricane Maria, BuzzFeed News and the Puerto Rican Center for Investigative Journalism reported that there were inaccuracies in the death toll.
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At the all-hands meeting, which was attended by Pichai and Senior Vice President of Global Affairs Kent Walker, Bhatia said there had been inaccuracies about how Taylor was being portrayed in press reports.
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Some people are trying to pull a fast one by omitting mentions of recent tickets or accidents, but other inaccuracies stem from guesswork during the application process, said Keith Moore, the site's chief executive.
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Google tries to combat this trend in a variety of ways, from fact-checking digital news to frequent algorithm tweaks to curtail Google bombing and other inaccuracies, but it can't be everywhere at once.
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The letter was certainly apologetic, expressing sorrow about the distance between them, but the tone was abstract—with strange inaccuracies, like a rebuke for skipping a family wedding that Ryan said he did attend.
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There is evidence Steele told the DOJ in July, and the State Department in October, about all of these flaws in his work, and that State officials even detected blatant inaccuracies in his intelligence.
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These inaccuracies have resulted in an article that undermines Edge of Arabia's current Arab Art & Education Initiative in New York, and misrepresents our long-term objective to mobilize and empower Arab artists across borders.
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Although the sections about China and the Middle East break fresh ground, at least for this reader, such inaccuracies make it hard to know how much faith to place in these less familiar sections.
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The social network, which came under scrutiny last year for repeated inaccuracies in its tools for measuring ads, also said Friday that it would give marketers new options for buying video ads this year.
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It is disappointing The Hill didn't subject the content to the rigorous editing standards it does of its reporters, or correct this error-filled piece when the inaccuracies were brought to the editors' attention.
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The family of the late pianist Dr. Don Shirley has said that his portrayal in "Green Book" contained inaccuracies, and in January accusations surfaced of sexual impropriety by director Peter Farrelly in the 1990s.
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But others are concerned about the romanticization of the way Will and Stella risk their health and lives, inaccuracies about cystic fibrosis, and aspects of the movie's marketing, including a since-deleted Instagram influencer campaign.
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People with CF, as well as movie reviewers, have pointed out some medical inaccuracies: First, there's the luxurious hospital complete with a meditation room and pool, but no mention of how the patients afford it.
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"This is due to numerous misrepresentations and factual inaccuracies which form the basis of the Public Protector's findings, and what we submit are the irrational and unreasonable legal conclusions in the report," the bank said.
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And if you're at all worried, it's not a bad idea to get ahead of the game by doing one on yourself first, so you can review the reports closely and dispute any suspected inaccuracies.
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PA) says it has discovered and reported to U.S. authorities certain inaccuracies in past declarations to the State Department over the sale of defense goods and services under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR).
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As scrutiny over the app Iowa Democrats commissioned to report results from caucuses grew, reporters, political influencers, and other popular Twitter users shared misinformation regarding who was behind the software, helping the inaccuracies go viral.
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Downton has drawn its fair share of criticism over the years for its period-inappropriate phrases and character interactions and even Queen Elizabeth II is said to enjoy pointing out the inaccuracies in the show.
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Facebook knew about inaccuracies in the video viewership metrics that it provided to advertisers and brands for more than a year, according to documents filed as part of a potential class action lawsuit on Tuesday.
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"We feel there are inaccuracies in the details and unfair portrayals but rather than go back and forth with BuzzFeed, we are going to continue our work on making Twitter a safer place," it added.
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The media love a scandal, and a scandal is what we got this September when Michelle Goldberg wrote a review of Vanessa Grigoriadis's book Blurred Lines: Power and Consent on Campus that contained glaring inaccuracies.
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Sharon Fairley, IPRA's chief administrator, said in a response to the report that many of the inaccuracies were due to the lack of transparency in the police department, which she said should share the blame.
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" According to director Brett Morgen, who's revived the footage in his new documentary Jane, she felt the film was "filled with filled with inaccuracies and completely rejected it at the time and to this day.
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" He said that if I sent him a draft of the article, he would be happy to "point out the many inaccuracies and false-associations with racists that I am sure will be in there.
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Excerpt 2: The presidency has served as a vehicle for Mr. Trump to construct and promote his own narrative, one with crackling verve but riddled with inaccuracies, distortions and outright lies, according to fact checkers.
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In that interview, which was partly recorded on video by The Post, the reporter pressed Ms. Phillips about apparent inaccuracies in her past work experiences and about why she had decided to contact the newspaper.
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Whatever the inaccuracies in the journal report, many experts remain concerned about the potential for coronavirus to be spread by asymptomatic individuals, in large part because of anecdotal information received from their colleagues in China.
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Serious mistakes by the FBI While the report doesn't back up conspiracy theories promoted by Trump and his allies, the inspector general details 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in four applications for surveillance targeting Page.
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They identified multiple inaccuracies in FISA warrant applications, reported on an FBI attorney who changed a document and could be referred for prosecution, and recommended more oversight for the FBI by the Department of Justice.
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" City officials said they wanted to respond to what they called "concerning inaccuracies and mischaracterizations," arguing the EPA "has been directly and intrinsically involved in the permitting of San Francisco's combined sewer system for decades.
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"It is also riddled with factual inaccuracies, which not only does a disservice to the public but also does a disservice to the women and men who work for the Department of Defense," Gowdy claimed.
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It didn't really matter that the central notion of the film — that Zuckerberg's odyssey as the ruthless college-age coder and founder of a website empire had been driven by romantic disappointment — had factual inaccuracies.
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The family tells TMZ they didn't sign off on the project and had no involvement in the production, and they feel there are enough inaccuracies that the miniseries should be considered a work of fiction.
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Elson—another critical reader of literature about violent video games, now the head of the Psychology of Human Technology Interaction lab at RUB—responded, and agreed that the errors Markey identified couldn't be just minor inaccuracies.
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Facebook's thousands of content moderators rely on a series of PowerPoint slides that contain inaccuracies and outdated information to determine what content to allow on the social network, according a report from The New York Times.
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He said the affidavit is full of omissions and inaccuracies, and he accused the police and district attorney of selectively leaking materials -- including a single image from the body-camera footage -- to make Huff look bad.
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Or maybe it just wasn't streamlined yet: Deepwater Horizon went through director turnover and re-write delays; Lone Survivor was based on a book with noted historical inaccuracies and rushed to screen with sloppily conceived characters.
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Attempts at landing big blows in past debates have been fraught with misleading statements and inaccuracies -- particularly from Trump, the brash billionaire who has repeatedly spurned the truth in past debates and on the campaign trail.
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As he does seemingly every time he gets into political trouble for running his mouth, Trump delivered his speech from a teleprompter, which means the inaccuracies were written into the prepared text instead of ad-libbed.
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The inaccuracies ranged from a few dozen pounds to more than 1,000 pounds in excess of what the paperwork indicated, sparking disputes between the company and some agency inspectors about potential safety consequences, the report said.
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These flaws and inaccuracies were documented in detail in a 19993-page-long joint comment signed by over 200 of the most prominent Internet pioneers and engineers and submitted to the FCC on July 17, 2017.
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At the same time, he acknowledged that Yelp doesn't want business to falsely advertise themselves, so users can point out in their reviews when a label seems inaccurate, or they can report those inaccuracies to Yelp.
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Largely that's because it's just more interesting than common religious expression — "regular person conducts self in unsurprising ways" is not much of a story — but it's also less likely to be criticized for its perceived inaccuracies.
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" Joliet also said Madigan has not told the diocese "of any inaccuracies or omissions in our files that would prompt additions or corrections to the list of priests with credible allegations that is on our website.
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Soviet maps, for example, often included inaccuracies that frustrated drivers but served a national security purpose: If taken by a spy, they would confuse an invading army as apparently useful roads, for example, led into swamps.
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In the interview, Mnuchin also defended President Donald Trump's address to the nation Wednesday night despite its numerous inaccuracies, including the misleading presentation of restrictions on travel from Europe that was later clarified by the administration.
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These types of interactions between journalists and government officials — known as "background calls" — are common in all federal agencies and administrations as officials try to correct inaccuracies or provide details and nuance before reporters publish information.
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But those concerns about surveillance abuse found a broader audience among Republicans after Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz found 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" as part of the warrants for Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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Following a complicated tragedy with no clear proximate cause, First Special Forces Command issued reprimands with inaccuracies and inconsistencies, focusing on predeployment training and personnel issues, instead of operational decisions made leading up to the ambush.
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"A major issue is that it is hard to study why inaccuracies occur because the algorithm that these devices use to determine blood pressure is proprietary and kept secret by each company," Padwal said by email.
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President Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, called White House chief of staff Reince Priebus earlier this year to push back against what he claimed were inaccuracies in an intel dossier related to Russia, Politico reported.
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There is no phone number a Yelper can use to call the company with questions about how to use the site, concerns about inaccuracies on a business's page, or to lodge a complaint of some sort.
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As you reported in another article the same day ("An Adoring Crowd, and a Dozen Things That Aren't True"), his speech at an Iowa rally Wednesday night included at least a dozen lies, inaccuracies or exaggerations.
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"The reason we did that is because we were calling out the inaccuracies, the lies that were coming out during the debate," Cleverly told BBC Newsnight, adding that he disagreed the party was misleading the public.
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After that, Intelligence Committee staffers visited the museum and met with its leaders "to address mischaracterizations and inaccuracies that were present in the exhibit," said Rachel Cohen, a spokesperson for Warner and Democrats on the committee.
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Van der Zwaan spoke with the special counsel's office a second time in early December to confess to his inaccuracies and what he knew, according to prosecutors' statements in court and a plea agreement released Tuesday.
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John Sipher, a former member of the CIA's Senior Intelligence Service, has written that while the document contains some factual inaccuracies, as a series of raw intelligence reports, it could also contain valuable clues for investigators.
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His answer is a reflection of a debate that has raged on for the last two years: How much should the media cover Trump's tweets and his statements when they are usually full of lies and inaccuracies?
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Their new study, which will be published in the journal Language next month, builds on previous research that found that court reporters frequently fail at accurately transcribing and comprehending testimonies spoken in AAE, resulting in crucial inaccuracies.
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Under some circumstances, Mr. Corbett said, reporters may agree to read quotations back to sources — not with the understanding that they will be changed, but so that there can be an opportunity to discuss inaccuracies or misperceptions.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray, who was appointed by Trump last year, had reportedly already told the White House not to release the memo, because of its supposed inaccuracies and its possible threat to national security, Bloomberg reported.
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Proofpoint's Chris Dawson gives a comprehensive list of what to watch for: Threatening language, misspellings, inaccuracies in the text, pressure to act quickly, attempts to cause panic, and requests to transfer money (even if you're expecting them).
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After self-publishing a book in 2016 on a year abroad in Zambia, Linton was sharply criticized for the book's inaccuracies and misleading description of the political climate, with the Washington Post slamming its "white savior" narrative.
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"As the OIG report points out, the data inaccuracies that were identified for some of facilities reviewed by the OIG were a result of data reporting errors entered into the former national CAA database, AFS," she wrote.
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For example, some centers tell patients abortion is linked with health risks such as infertility, breast cancer and birth defects in future pregnancies, even though the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists has debunked these medical inaccuracies.
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"Boris Johnson's chief of staff, whose account of his time in Russia is apparently full of gaps and inaccuracies, is granted inexplicably the highest level of security clearance yet is not given full access to secret intelligence."
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The adjustment process began as a way to correct the wild inaccuracies in the maps that form the basis of the federal flood-insurance program, which was created in the 1960s to protect homeowners from catastrophic loss.
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But bothered by what he felt were the many historical inaccuracies and superstitious fantasies found in the classical epics, Mr. Shan, who had studied history, soon began performing his own interpretations based on his meticulous historical research.
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He was granted one of the few interviews with the victim's family, but his account of the crime offered little more information than others' had — and far more inaccuracies, according to the police and the county prosecutor.
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"It is a testament to the courage of Dan's family and community to challenge initial assumptions and the inaccuracies N.Y.P.D. was putting out," said Caroline Samponaro, a spokeswoman for Transportation Alternatives, which promotes cycling in the city.
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In addition to concerns about surveillance and civil rights, reports from Georgetown University and the American Civil Liberties Union all indicate that inaccuracies in facial recognition can undermine the safety and security the technology purports to address.
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Subtract a few points for Affleck casting himself in the lead (he's a better director than an actor) and some historical inaccuracies (the group was never in as much danger as the movie wants you to believe).
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Still, the watchdog found "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the FBI's application to the secretive court created by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) as part of its efforts to monitor former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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Officials from the Justice Department and FBI went to the White House on Tuesday to make a renewed effort to explain certain inaccuracies they see in the Nunes memo, according to a source familiar with the discussions.
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The inspector general's team also found a total of 17 inaccuracies or omissions in the surveillance applications filed with the court, despite DOJ policies calling for every application to be thoroughly scrubbed and substantiated with detailed documentation.
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"When the general public has a misunderstanding of what the problem is, based on some inaccuracies in popular portrayals ... that increases the risk that responses we develop from a policy perspective will reflect that reality," he said.
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"When the general public has a misunderstanding of what the problem is, based on some inaccuracies in popular portrayals ... that increases the risk that responses we develop from a policy perspective will reflect that reality," he said.
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The report harshly criticized the FBI for errors in applying for a warrant to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, identifying omissions and inaccuracies in the surveillance application to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA court).
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The investigation exposed a litany of errors and inaccuracies by case agents who cherry-picked the evidence about Mr. Page as part of the Russia investigation as they sought permission to eavesdrop on his calls and emails.
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But on Saturday, the Russian ambassador handed Mr. Rowley a 51-page dossier titled "Salisbury: Unanswered Questions," in which Britain is accused of "inaccuracies and inconsistencies," and of "failing to provide information," according to The Sunday Mirror.
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But it also means that with more information out there, it is also easier for people to ignore the ideas that do not support their beliefs — and for Trump's wild inaccuracies to find more of an audience.
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In fact, if any other president had given the same speech -- filled, as it was, with inaccuracies, false claims, and statements directly contradicting what he said only hours earlier -- the performance would have been lambasted from every corner.
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Wikileaks is forming a so-called "Task Force" made up of volunteers to fight back online against critics and correct potential factual inaccuracies about the site's work, the organisation announced at a press conference in Berlin on Tuesday.
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Letting parents include their kids on their policies until age 26 should also remain, and so should the prohibitions on both lifetime limits for health care costs and cancellation of coverage due to immaterial reporting inaccuracies on applications.
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No matter how much the new "diplomatic" Trump tries to mend fences, Democrats have a large body of videos and documented statements showing him using or accepting profanity, inaccuracies, violence at rallies, bigoted statements and other rowdy behavior.
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He can afford to be cavalier with his activism because he has a lot less ground to make up; he can offer vague platitudes and factual inaccuracies when ANOHNI isn't even invited to perform in the first place.
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As for some of the inaccuracies in "The Act" ... Gypsy claims the repeated sex scenes in the series is not a true depiction of her sex life and it was dramatized to make her seem like a nymphomaniac.
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Inaccuracies in the rules for rescuing Monte dei Paschi could trigger legal complaints against the rescue plan, La Stampa reported, adding that the Italian treasury could launch a tender offer on the shares it does not already own.
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But between ancient historians (an interesting moniker) exaggerated claims of Roman sadism and the Hollywood's sensational versions of semi-historical events, inaccuracies regarding Roman culture, and specifically Roman gladiator events, have become deeply entrenched in our cultural imagination.
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Singapore, in a crackdown on short deliveries to bunker fuel customers, this year became the world's first port to mandate the use of mass flow meters to minimise inaccuracies and errors in measuring delivered volumes of marine fuels.
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"Boris Johnson&aposs chief of staff, whose account of his time in Russia is apparently full of gaps and inaccuracies, is granted inexplicably the highest level of security clearance yet is not given full access to secret intelligence."
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The alleged inaccuracies raise the question of "whether Faegre Baker was extremely careless with its recordkeeping, or it whether it was deliberately trying to obscure Wheeler's lobbying activity," the Campaign for Accountability said in a statement to CNN.
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Instead ... President Trump introduced a new manifestation of the permanent campaign on his first full day in office when he traveled to the CIA's most hallowed ground to deliver remarks that included rally-style digressions, boasts and inaccuracies.
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Pence, Kushner and Trump's top speechwriter Stephen Miller were all involved in Wednesday's address, which -- aside from its inaccuracies -- tried to portray the virus as a foreign threat, despite significant instances of community spread inside the United States.
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Briefings under past Trump press secretaries Sean Spicer and Sarah Huckabee Sanders were particular points of contention as the president's spokespeople struggled at times to answer questions about the factual inaccuracies or odd rhetoric emanating from their boss.
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Democrats who have seen the underlying materials say the Republican memo contains serious material inaccuracies and omissions, such as failing to include unrelated evidence about Mr. Page and Russia that the court also saw and mischaracterizing other facts.
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We reached out to Facebook ... a spokesperson tells us Glouner's complaint is full of inaccuracies and untruths, and his separation from the company had nothing to do with age, disability or any of the other reasons he claims.
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Dale acknowledged that "fact-checking lies and other false claims from the president can sometimes serve to change the subject to his preferred subject and images," but said the alternative of allowing the inaccuracies to fester is worse.
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Horowitz's report on his findings regarding alleged surveillance abuse during the election harshly criticized the FBI over its handling of the Page warrant, claiming the application to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court was riddled with omissions and inaccuracies.
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In the report, Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz faulted the FBI for its handling of applications to surveil former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page in 85033, finding they contained inaccuracies and that agents omitted certain important information.
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Why it matters: Despite protests from the DNA companies, the Pentagon makes the case inaccuracies in DNA and health tests like popular kits from 23andMe and Ancestry could compromise service members' medical readiness compared to the general public.
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This is why I think it's unlikely he will see my work any differently even with the inaccuracies about "Pillowsophia…" corrected: the material is only worth being right about if it justifies what he already believes is true.
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In short: no matter how often the fact checkers point out how the inaccuracies Trump espouses, much of America still thinks he sounds like a regular person and not a politician, and they think that is a good thing.
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It's also the culmination of a political campaign that has been one of the nastiest in recent British history, defined by a staggering number of half-truths, distortions, inaccuracies, and fibs told by politicians, media, and the general population.
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"I often wondered, though, whether my attempts to remove the most basic inaccuracies from the face of a presidential order meant that I was myself failing to carry out my oath to protect and defend the Constitution," she continued.
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"We strongly disagree with the allegations made in Mr. Gupta's complaint, which contains many factual inaccuracies, and we intend to vigorously defend the company's position," Molly Morse, a spokeswoman for Al Jazeera America, said in a statement on Friday.
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Airbus said it had discovered inaccuracies in past declarations to the U.S. State Department under part 130 of the U.S. International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), a section of U.S. law covering the use of commissions to sell arms.
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This president "speaks a lot and tweets a lot without his material being vigorously vetted, and there are many more factual inaccuracies that we have to deal with," said Glenn Kessler, the longtime Fact Checker columnist at The Post.
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The shadowy court has emerged as a prime target for Trump and his allies on Capitol Hill after Horowitz's report last year found 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the warrant applications to surveil Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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And when some emailed her, pointing out a few inaccuracies in the novel, like that the city of Tenkodogo is four hours southeast of Ouagadougou and not "several hours north" as she wrote, the frustration she felt was understandable.
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No one is vouching for the veracity of that answer — CNW's proprietors "expressly exclude liability for any such inaccuracies or errors to the fullest extent permitted by law," according to the terms of use — but it's an answer nonetheless.
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Transgender advocates say that people supporting limitations on medical intervention for transgender youths are spreading medical inaccuracies, citing right-wing websites that accuse parents of allowing young children to undergo double mastectomies or castration as young as age 10.
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Horowitz found 2628 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" made by the bureau as it investigated allegations of collusion between the Trump 28500 campaign and Russia, though he also cleared the FBI of having acted out of political malice or bias.
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The inspector general reported a total of 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the applications to monitor Page, taking particular issue with applications to renew the FISA warrant and hammering the FBI for failing to sufficiently explain the errors.
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Horowitz found a total of 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the applications to monitor Page, taking particular issue with applications to renew the FISA warrant and chastising the FBI for a lack of satisfactory explanations for those mistakes.
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This task, at times, has been interpreted pretty broadly — he frequently reminds users of the historical inaccuracies in works of fiction like Heather Morris&aposs The Tattooist of Auschwitz and John Boyne&aposs The Boy In The Striped Pajamas.
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It drags for a couple hundred pages too long and is rife with errors: bad grammar, confusing sentences, typos, and factual inaccuracies (the completely unsubstantiated urban legend is that Tartt's editors were too scared of her to edit her).
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A report by the California state auditor released last year found that the state database, known as CalGang, was rife with inaccuracies, included many people without enough evidence of their supposed gang ties, and might violate their privacy rights.
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In her interview in the Post, she said that she felt frustrated by inaccuracies she was hearing in the news and that, with reporters at her door and calling colleagues about her, she felt her privacy was diminishing anyway.
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Since Gideon can look up anything that ever has or ever will happen in all of time, Nate's main contribution as a historian is pointing out the historical inaccuracies in Camelot that time they visited Camelot, a real place.
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On Monday morning, Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate disputed a "false" report from conservative activist group Judicial Watch which claimed that registration rates in Iowa were suspiciously high, and issued an official statement on the inaccuracies later that afternoon.
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Meanwhile, Shirley's brother and niece have spoken out against the film, saying they were never consulted in the process and claim it's full of inaccuracies, including what they feel is an exaggeration of Shirley's disconnect from black culture and his family.
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Alan Yeung, Foxconn's director of US strategic initiatives, said the story contained "a lot of inaccuracies," and that the buildings are not empty but, people also shouldn't be "climbing trees" to check, and that the company would issue a correction soon.
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While no one expected Britney Ever After to be anything other than The Room of biopics, it seems the unauthorised Lifetime movie that aired Saturday night was so bad it shocked even the most unshockable viewers with its hilarious inaccuracies.
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And the technology is still plagued by inaccuracies; an ACLU test of Amazon Rekognition in May, for example, showed that the technology falsely matched 28 members of Congress with arrest mugshots — and the false matches were disproportionately people of color.
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" Firm co-founder Ramon Fonseca Mora told CNN earlier that the information published is false and full of inaccuracies and that parties "in many of the circumstances" cited by the ICIJ "are not and have never been clients of Mossack Fonseca.
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Facebook responded to the Times exposé, citing "a number of inaccuracies"; answering criticism, Zuckerberg said Facebook is working to address the problems highlighted in the Times report, and added that he has no plans to step down as Facebook board chairman.
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When I told her his website had many proven inaccuracies and he did not actually have an MD in the U.S., she said he can't be an APA member if he doesn't have an MD from a U.S. school of medicine.
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While that should create an economic incentive for people to not just avoid inaccuracies but also to actively remove them, it doesn't fully address the question of determining the truth — who, ultimately, gets to decide whether an entry is accurate?
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Jonathan: Originally, I was perfectly content with the Jewish characters and events already in the game, and I just wanted to correct a few historical inaccuracies here and there, but as I got better at modding, I decided to add more.
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The 2019 draft has not been made available to journalists, but the letter to CMS from advocacy groups raises objections to language found in several parts of the draft that they argue favors Advantage with incorrect wording, omissions or inaccuracies.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) released a new report on Social Security and reverse mortgages that is filled with inaccuracies and misleading information, completely missing the mark in helping Americans better understand how to achieve a financially secure retirement.
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One witness claims his 2012 statement to the FBI was "prewritten by the U.S. authorities" and contains "relevant inaccuracies in substance," including that he never used the terms "bribery or bribe payments" as DOJ claimed, according to the Austrian court filing.
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"The new allegations filed contain factual inaccuracies that are not included in the Attorney General's prior complaint, and which distort information that the Diocese willingly provided to the Attorney General's office in a spirit of full cooperation," the spokesperson said.
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Later, they found that a doctor's report attached to Mr. Chang's insurance claim, which The New York Times reviewed, included inaccuracies, the pair said, including that Mr. Chang's symptoms had not improved even after descending, making a medical evacuation necessary.
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But even as he voiced support for proposals generally backed by Democrats — including expanded background checks and raising the age limit to 21 for some gun buyers — the president peppered his remarks with inaccuracies about mass shootings and gun policy.
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"We feel there are inaccuracies in the details and unfair portrayals but rather than go back and forth with BuzzFeed, we are going to continue our work on making Twitter a safer place," the unattributed statement from the company reads.
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In its electoral petition, Mr. Odinga's opposition coalition claimed that the election commission did not follow proper procedures in tabulating and announcing final results and that there were inaccuracies in the forms recording polling station results and constituency-level tallying.
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The report lists seven of these omissions and inaccuracies in the first FISA application for Page, including leaving out statements George Papadopoulos, the former Trump campaign aide, made to someone working with the FBI, along with other statements and information.
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The inspector general reported a total of 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the applications to monitor Page, taking particular issue with applications to renew the FISA warrant and chastising the FBI for a lack of satisfactory explanations for those mistakes.
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The highly anticipated, 400-page report from the inspector general, Michael Horowitz, found multiple "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the FBI's requests for court-ordered surveillance of a former Trump campaign adviser and flawed vetting of the so-called Steele dossier.
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Barton's star temporarily fell in 2011, when major Christian publishing house Thomas Nelson recalled Barton's book, The Jefferson Lies, after the book was revealed to contain major factual inaccuracies, including the claim that Jefferson had started church services in the Capitol building.
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Having already uttered disturbing words in June about how "the ruling class" of America (aka "The Left") was more concerned about migrants than American families, a rant filled with inaccuracies and hypocrisy, he one-upped his rhetoric with a September rant against ... diversity.
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Why it matters: Trump's Twitter is his favorite form of direct communication to the American people — former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer once called Trump's tweets "official statements" — yet the accounts he retweeted are littered with controversial statements, inaccuracies and misinformation.
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In fact with a Delta E of 4.5 (as measured by our friends at Wirecutter) most people won't even notice the tint—a Delta E of 5 or higher is when people who don't calibrate TVs for a living start to notice inaccuracies.
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While those arguments might be enough, Trump has also mixed in doses of innuendo, fear-mongering and outright inaccuracies to create a potent cocktail he hopes will drive his supporters to the polls and convince late-breaking independents to side with him.
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Once again, his arguments here have been rife with inaccuracies and baseless statements as he's suggested the offensive has been "disastrous" even though US and Iraq military officials -- as well as impartial observers on the ground -- have said forces are making significant gains.
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The new film has, for the most part, managed to shirk much of its inspiration's exoticism and cultural inaccuracies, but despite Ritchie's clear efforts to deliver a more respectful version of Aladdin, it may not be enough to satisfy many of its detractors.
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In the video above, Jackson tells Corden that he essentially needed to call out the obvious inaccuracies in Carson's speech, and he also said he isn't intimidated by Trump because you can't fear a man who doesn't know how to spell check.
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"Noting your admission that you did not seek the views of the people apparently implicated, it is not surprising that this book is replete with inaccuracies," the SSA said in the letter sent to NB Publishers by its lawyers Kgoroeadira Mudau Inc.
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While the inaccuracies in Trump's statements may seem inconsequential for many outside of policymakers and scholars working on Russia and Ukraine, myths and facts matter in rhetoric of political candidates because they can be the basis of future policies of the administration.
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Antonio D'Amico, the longtime partner of the late Italian designer Gianni Versace, is not happy with FX's new series about Versace's life and death, The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story — and he tells PEOPLE exclusively that the project contains multiple inaccuracies.
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Putting the inaccuracies and biased slant aside, the film rightly reminded us of the bravery and sacrifice of the 85033 men and women who were on the rig when the accident occurred in April 2010, and especially the 11 crew members who died.
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That echoes inaccuracies in applications for UK export aid which triggered the separate UK and French probes, but the now-disbanded headquarters team at the centre of those accusations was not involved in the U.S. ITAR process, sources familiar with the matter said.
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Not only because of major historical inaccuracies but, even more so, because this was another blatant example of minimizing the utter evil, desolation, humiliation and systematic destruction of the Holocaust, which led to the defining phrase "Never again" and the creation of Israel.
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Tajer said FAA officials also disclosed reviews of two other emergency checklists -- for handling inaccuracies known as airspeed and angle of attack -- and that the reviews can help determine if the lists contain the details they need several generations of 737 later.
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For much of the past year, fact-checkers have struggled to keep up with the frequent truth-stretching and wholesale inaccuracies of Mr. Trump and his campaign, with little discernible effect on his support among a large portion of the Republican electorate.
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Studies looking into the accuracy of Wikipedia articles had somewhat mixed results, but generally found that the the information on the site is more reliable than you might think, but there are huge gaps in what's covered and plenty of straight-up inaccuracies.
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"Rife with factual inaccuracies and referencing highly classified materials that most of Republican Intelligence Committee members were forced to acknowledge they had never read, this is meant only to give Republican House members a distorted view of the FBI," Schiff's statement said.
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Board of Education ruling, Cosby unleashed the "Pound Cake" speech, an address littered with inaccuracies, stereotypes, and downright false information aimed at criticizing black youth for a number of supposed offenses ranging from their clothes to their speech and even their names.
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Ken Paxton, the state's Republican attorney general, whose office oversaw the investigation of Mr. Molina, has aggressively prosecuted voter fraud cases, even as a recent attempt by the state to purge noncitizens from the voter rolls was plagued by problems and inaccuracies.
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What they said: Many hospital systems, trade groups and surgeons argued that "extensive coding changes" over the past couple years have created billing inaccuracies, and therefore Medicare should not touch the payments because such a change would be based on flawed data.
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A Santander statement in June said that Popular's market share of the SME sector was not the 17.7 percent publicly stated by Popular at the end of March but 13.8 percent, as a result of inaccuracies in Popular's accounting and client flight.
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CNN rejected a pair of provocative ads from President Trump's re-election campaign on Thursday, saying the 30-second spots deriding the House Democrats' impeachment inquiry — one deeming the effort "nothing short of a coup" — contained inaccuracies and unfairly attacked the network's journalists.
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The developments underscored that the court has entered a period of turmoil and change after the report this month by the Justice Department inspector general that uncovered damning inaccuracies and omissions in applications to wiretap a former Trump campaign adviser, Carter Page.
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Horowitz, as part of his report, found "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the FBI's application to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA court) to monitor Carter Page, some of them related to the FBI's assertions or omissions regarding information they received the dossier.
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"A great deal of what is now common knowledge about Lawrence flatly contradicts the film," the Columbia professor Edward W. Said wrote in 1989, pointing to inaccuracies deeper than those asserted against, say, "Selma," whose Oscar campaign was hurt by factual challenges last year.
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In the Korematsu case specifically, historical research, notably some conducted by the law professor Peter Irons, shows that the government was aware of inaccuracies in the military report it submitted to the Supreme Court, suggesting that it was not fully candid in presenting its argument.
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Tumblr is giving users until the start date of the ban later this month to appeal, but the inaccuracies are causing concern that blanket bans on such content could sweep up inoffensive posts and continue to drive a wedge between creators and the Tumblr platform.
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"We vehemently deny any such wrongdoing and we take issue with the many factual inaccuracies contained in the District Attorney's press release," Energy Transfer said in a statement on Thursday, saying the company looked forward to opening a dialogue with the District Attorney's Office.
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Aiming to correct what he saw as inaccuracies—stemming from what he supposed was "a lovely lack of knowledge"—he called her into his office, then suggested they adjourn to his car, where she might feel more comfortable speaking about her own sexual history.
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Read more: Friends say transgender woman Bee Love Slater was trying to escape her small Florida town just days before she was found burned to death in a carFactors that lead to inaccuracies in reporting are things like posthumously misgendering or deadnaming a person.
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If it were changed now, I don't know what would happen if the Democrats were to come to power—I don't know if they would change it back or not, because it's so difficult, and it creates such inaccuracies if you do change it.
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If you're the kind of person who longs to purge the media environment of inaccuracies and lies, you might want to start with these: This is a completely made-up story dredged up from the internet's taint, but there's a lot to unpack in it.
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The office said that an internal Commerce Department investigation that reviewed Mr. Ross's calendars, briefing books and correspondence did not indicate the presence of a criminal violation, and that it had no evidence to contradict Mr. Ross's argument that the omissions and inaccuracies were inadvertent.
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While the Food and Drug Administration regulates infant formula as a food and the Consumer Product Safety Commission oversees the safety of "durable" baby products like cribs, each agency initially said the other was responsible for vetting possible inaccuracies with automated baby formula-dispensing machines.
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Michael Horowitz, the DOJ inspector general, found that although there were "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the FBI's requests for court-ordered surveillance of a former Trump campaign adviser, the bureau's decision to launch the probe was adequately predicated and not influenced by political bias.
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This process will help to provide a clear path forward for retailers and prescribers to work together to address inaccuracies and will make it more efficient for prescribers to confirm prescriptions, helping patients feel confident that they will receive the right lenses every time.
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His protectionist pronouncements are, like much of what he says, reinforced with inaccuracies and exaggerations, as in his assertion that America's trade deficit ($502 billion in 2016, not $800 billion as he said) is the reason tens of thousands of factories have been shut.
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"The World Health Organization and Facebook have been in discussions for several months to ensure people will be able to access authoritative information on vaccines and reduce the spread of inaccuracies," WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said in a written statement on Wednesday.
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He told the New York Times: Why it matters: It can still be difficult for the average citizen to find easily-accessible data about government activities — a 2014 report found that there were major inaccuracies in a big government spending database — and this might offer one antidote.
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Looking at the films, the team found that a lot of the information Spriggs was interested in hadn't even been analyzed back in the 1950s, and the analysis that was done wasn't particularly accurate -- inaccuracies were found in as much as 20-30% of the data.
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Another form of these inaccuracies is called a "mixed file," which happens when a credit bureau relies on insufficient criteria to match information from a creditor to a consumer's file and mixes one person's information with that of another person who may share a similar name.
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The sudden pithiness of Ratjen's words, the inaccuracies in Time's story and the easy ammunition it gave to Cold War sniping over Soviet athletes Irina and Tamara Press' absence from competitions with stricter sex test rules, means many doubt he ever confessed to a wider scheme.
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Pinkett Smith, who developed a close but volatile relationship with Shakur — the platonic BFFs met as teens at the Baltimore School for the Arts and rose to fame in the '90s — called out serious inaccuracies in All Eyez On Me in a series of tweets on Friday.
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"The Telegraph, Mail and Express have published a string of stories on migration, terrorism, crime and control of our borders that contain factual inaccuracies and/or distortions," it said, announcing plans to complain to the country's press regulator, the Independent Press Standards Organization, about eight articles.
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Additionally, the signatories assert the FCC's proposed order "is based on a flawed and factually inaccurate understanding of Internet technology," and refer back to a 43-page dossier submitted by a group of some 200 internet pioneers in July, which, among other things explains these inaccuracies.
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Singapore's marine fuels market has faced increased competition for market share and a squeeze on margins since the city-state at the start of 2017 became the world's first port to adopt mass flow meters to streamline operations and minimise inaccuracies in delivered quantities of marine fuels.
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The bottom line: While many clergymen have expressed their disappointment with the church and sympathy for the victims, most have also stressed the fact that the abuse happened years ago, defended the church's current protection of children and pointed out where they see inaccuracies in the report.
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Opponents of the House bill argue it does not go far enough to reform the surveillance courts, which have been subjected to growing scrutiny after Justice Department inspector general Michael Horowitz found 17 inaccuracies and omissions in the warrant applications targeting Trump campaign associate Carter Page.
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Justice Department inspector general Michael Horowitz found 17 "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the applications to monitor Trump campaign associate Carter Page, taking particular issue with applications to renew the FISA warrant and chastising the FBI for a lack of satisfactory explanations for those mistakes. Sen.
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At one point early in the Trump administration, Malloch was rumored to be in line to become US ambassador to the EU, but questions were raised about inaccuracies in his biography and EU officials expressed alarm at his views, and he was not selected for the post.
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Nuance targeting its efforts at a narrow problem like patient documentation also makes sense because of the specialist nomenclature and routine procedures involved, which naturally provides a better framework for voice input accuracy vs more unpredictable and/or creative environments where dictation inaccuracies might more easily creep in.
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"Trump's Easter rant about the Dreamers, apparently in response to a Fox TV piece that morning, was riddled with factual inaccuracies about the DACA program — but the bigger message is that he's willing to scrap NAFTA unless he gets an immigration deal — including a wall — from Congress," Valliere said.
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But an examination by Mr. Thompson's office determined that Ms. Gathers had "made a false confession based, in part, on the defendant's inability to articulate her role in the assault; perceived inaccuracies in the statement itself; and the lack of details in the statement," the district attorney's statement said.
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The 1995 Disney film, on the other hand, celebrates a historical figure (though it does present a sanitized version of western colonialism and it's riddled with historical inaccuracies, which many Native peoples believe is harmful.) The Trump son is not the only one who doesn't get it, however.
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Taveta, which went to London's High Court to allege earlier drafts of the FRC report had factual inaccuracies, omissions and "unwarranted implied criticisms" of the company and directors, said it had made assets and bank guarantees available at completion of the sale to allow BHS to continue to trade.
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Washington (CNN)White House press secretary Sarah Sanders used a series of inaccuracies on Monday when she tried to distance President Donald Trump from moves by special counsel Robert Mueller that represent the clearest connection yet between Russia's attempts to meddle in the 2016 election and Trump's campaign.
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Sex and the City has long been lambasted for its inaccuracies and omissions, but it endures 20 years on because of all the details it got right: At the turn of the millennium, New York really was becoming more selfish, more consumerist, and more focused on the ambitious individual.
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I post High Beam links [a subscription-based archive of news stories] up as they're from the time and give an idea of what was appearing in the media and I take what's said in them with a pinch of salt, I'm not surprised they're full of inaccuracies.
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Google and Facebook both have a unique opportunity to fact-check within AMP and Instant Articles — they could place annotations over certain parts of a news story in the style of News Genius to point out inaccuracies, or include links to other articles offering counterpoints and fact-checks.
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If the purpose of a population census is to gain the most accurate and specific insight into the demographics of a particular area, then wouldn't limiting the options presented in a survey, forcing people to fit themselves into one of maybe six boxes, only leave room for inaccuracies?
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The Diocese of Joliet said in a statement on Wednesday that the attorney general has not informed the diocese of any failures to investigate or of "any inaccuracies or omissions" in files that would cause the diocese to have to amend its public list of credibly accused priests.
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Journalists at one newspaper told me that they had received phone calls objecting to their reporting on the defense counsel's pointing out of inaccuracies and gaps in the testimony of Wajid Zia, a top officer of the country's Federal Investigation Agency and the prosecution's star witness against the Sharifs.
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" Bromwich added that emails exchanged between McCabe and Comey show that McCabe "advised Director Comey that he was working with colleagues at the FBI to correct inaccuracies before the stories were published, and that they remained in contact through the weekend while the interactions with the reporter continued.
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The watchdog outlined seven "significant inaccuracies and omissions" in the FBI's application to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) to monitor Page, some of them related to the FBI's assertions or omissions regarding information they received from ex-British intelligence agent Christopher Steele, who authored the Trump-Russia dossier.
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"It was easier to get onto the Steve Harvey show and pitch my product to millions of potential customers than it is to get some VCs to understand that this is a real market," says Nicole Sanchez of eCreditHero, a company that helps consumers correct inaccuracies on their credit reports.
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On the other, there are plenty of people who will see this film as the summary of the modern GOP, and so its inaccuracies could become, in effect, a stand-in for history for some of its audience — the very audience the film wants to indict in the first place.
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Emanuel Cleaver mentioned how previous research has revealed inaccuracies and bias in facial recognition tech — such as a 2012 study coauthored by an FBI technologist that found facial recognition algorithms used by police in California, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and elsewhere consistently performed 5–10% worse for African Americans than for Caucasians.
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Dale Ho, director of the ACLU's Voting Rights Project, said in a statement that the use of states' Department of Motor Vehicles data is concerning because it has proven "highly unreliable due to poor database protocols and stale citizenship data," which could lead to inaccuracies in the Bureau's ultimate estimates.
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The concerns, according to the letter, are raised after a "potential whistleblower" from the State Department's inspector general office "accused the office of having an anti-Clinton bias," as well as alleged inaccuracies in the classification of emails thought to have included classified information, which was later proved to be inaccurate.
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"Furthermore, the Rothschild bronzes have certain anatomical anomalies (visible 'eight-pack') as well as accuracies (anatomically correct pubic hair and testicles) and deliberate inaccuracies for artistic effect which are constantly seen in undisputed works by Michelangelo but which are not present in the work of other contemporary artists," the statement said.
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The news conference, which Mr. Trump announced earlier in the day on Twitter, was something of a do-over, after his Oval Office address on Wednesday evening, which was filled with inaccuracies and was generally seen as a failed opportunity to demonstrate leadership or offer guidance during a time of crisis.
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Watch "Harry and Meghan: The Royals in Crisis" on Fox network Wednesday, January 29 at 8 PM. We're cutting through the noise, inaccuracies and speculation surrounding Meghan and Harry's surprise exit ... Set your DVRs for an all-new one-hour special HARRY AND MEGHAN: THE ROYALS IN CRISIS, airing Wednesday, Jan.
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As a result of the 17 significant inaccuracies and omissions we identified, relevant information was not shared with, and consequently not considered by, important Department decision makers and the court, and the FISA applications made it appear as though the evidence supporting probable cause was stronger than was actually the case.
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