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factual

[fak-choo-uhl] / ˈfæk tʃu əl /


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“More factual development is necessary and it may be that the only government action at issue is termination of grants for which I have no jurisdiction to review,” Shah wrote.

From Los Angeles Times

It also bars news that contains "factual inaccuracies" or otherwise does not follow "widely accepted journalistic standards".

From BBC

Companies like Oatly will now likely limit their use of terms like "dairy-free" to "factual" information, rather than branding and marketing, May said.

From BBC

Ms. Noonan writes that “the wire services, plus independent big-city newspapers, gave the nation a shared factual floor. We need to get it back.”

From The Wall Street Journal

A spokesperson for Paramount wrote in a statement to The Times that “these baseless claims lack legal or factual merit. We strongly reject them and will respond accordingly through the court process.”

From Los Angeles Times