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His source was a report by the Centre for Cities who have now written justifying their use of old numbers and arguing that the ONS data does not reflect reality because, for example, they measure jobs by where people live rather than where they actually work (so a man with a job in London who lives in St Albans is counted as a job in London).
Because data does not always reflect reality, we must push for greater transparency from the vendors and creators of this technology.
This may be the case if data held within local systems does not accurately reflect reality, potentially resulting in inaccurate information being drawn on by other providers.
So the data those companies have doesn't reflect reality.
However, due to the presence of seasonal and irregular variations, this assumption does not truly reflect reality.
"However, the stereotype doesn't reflect reality".
This does not always reflect reality.
Some of the data is so rosy that critics say it does not reflect reality in a nation that still has tepid growth and nearly double-digit unemployment.
But the government said the report did not reflect reality and that credit conditions were improving.
However, the simple average over the possible ranges of these values does not reflect reality.
The strength is that it does indeed reflect reality.
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