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In a statement reacting to her suspension, Abbott has said "it is obvious this Labour leadership wants me out. My comments in the interview were factually correct, as any fair minded person would accept."

The claims in the FTC lawsuit, the company said, are “factually unsupported, legally unprecedented, and wholly antithetical to the FTC’s mission of protecting consumers.”

It was not merely misleading about what’s in the budget bill, but factually inaccurate.

In a letter to parents in June, it said the BBC's reporting was "factually inaccurate" and the school "did not receive any concerns about him".

According to the docket, the judge most recently ruled on the Justice Department’s requests to preclude “legally prohibited and factually baseless defenses” and admit potential evidence.