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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accurate stories" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to narratives or accounts that are truthful and precise in their details.
Example: "The journalist is known for her accurate stories that reflect the real events without embellishment."
Alternatives: "truthful accounts" or "factual narratives."
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When choosing the winners, the judges will be looking for the best written, entertaining and accurate stories that have a unique angle and a real sense of place.
The judges will be looking for the most well-written, entertaining and accurate stories, which have a unique angle and a real sense of place.
But obviously, that control can't be complete: To take the clearest example, no one can stop newspapers from writing accurate stories that use their names or likenesses.
So this is not to absolve any journalist in the West reporting or writing on the continent of their duty to tell balanced and accurate stories.
There is also the possibility that the system could be gamed by disgruntled Facebook users who could work together to flag factually accurate stories as "fake news" in order to clog up the fact-checking clearing house.
This poses a deep danger for legitimate, aggressive journalism, especially from the president-elect, who has been consistent in his heavy-handed demonization of any and all media whenever he dislikes critical but accurate stories about him.
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Today's history books tell a more accurate story.
By the time the accurate story got out, the inaccurate story had gained widespread circulation.
But Paul Levine's meticulous and thoughtful study tells a more interesting and accurate story.
It facilitates an honest conversation that leads to an accurate story.
And that is, to be fair, a reasonably accurate story for Greece.
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