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inaccurate
(ĭn-ăk′ūr-ăt)1. Mistaken or incorrect; in error.
2. In quantitative analysis, not in agreement with an accepted value.
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Many pointed out the hilarious and inaccurate nature of the subtitles.
'They use inaccurate, misleading statements and even direct lies when they attack other candidates or President Duterte and they know they are stretching the truth and yet they deny that they are lying,' she said in a statement sent to reporters Wednesday.
In the face of the explanation above, we entreat all right thinking members of the public to disregard The Chronicle report as false and inaccurate. We hope The Chronicle would give our reaction the prominence it gave the inaccurate story as it was.
Jalib complained to the PHC that the complex issued him an inaccurate report.
'People are also urged to avoid spreading inaccurate news without obtaining confirmation from the KKM first,' he said.
Hua Chunying replied that the report was seriously inaccurate.
BIG Six energy giant SSE has been ordered to pay PS1m for sending out inaccurate and misleading annual statements to 580,000 pre-payment meter customers.
<B SSE sent out 1.15 million statements that were 'inaccurate and misleading'
Summary: Social media users often share on impulse without weighing the gravity of sending inaccurate materia
FACIAL recognition software should be dropped by police amid concerns it is "almost entirely inaccurate", campaigners have warned.
The [euro]148 Garmin Forerunner 35 and [euro]34 Misfit Ray fitness tracker were found to be worst, 32% inaccurate, showing 17.8 miles when the actual distance was 26.2 miles.
Shoppers may have been getting less than they bargained for, after it emerged the scales were providing inaccurate readings.
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