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discrepancy

Definition for discrepancy

noun as in conflict, disagreement

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An Arizona voter roll discrepancy, discovered just weeks ago, further threatened to sow distrust in this year’s election.

A similar assessment from HarrisX revealed a discrepancy of more than 8% of votes "pointing to possible voting irregularities".

From BBC

"It was not until a year after our loss that we learned there was a discrepancy between the care in Northern Ireland and mainland UK," said Emily.

From BBC

The discrepancy in the characterisation of their conversation comes with Israel poised to carry out a retaliatory strike against Iran for its 1 October ballistic missile attack on Israel.

From BBC

“Out of the 14,093 acres burned in 2019, only 340 acres were on private lands. This discrepancy is surprising when considering that 70 percent of the almost 17 million acres of forests in Pennsylvania are privately owned.”

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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