The "Top clerical group defies Supreme Leader" has considerable factual flaw.
What's more fun than ridiculing Tea Party-ers, Sarah Palin, Glenn Beck, and the like, by showing the factual errors, the flaws in their logic, and the cruelty of their positions.
In a response to Mr. Green's findings last year, the company defended its safety record, describing the report as flawed by "factual errors and distortions".
This has lead to factual errors and, worse, flawed logic.First, traditional Chinese doctors in China (and patients take the advice of their practitioners) do not regard the wild tiger as more potent.
By tackling these thorny issues early, Kuh hopes to avoid the blizzard of criticism directed at the previous survey for flaws ranging from factual errors to a disregard for applied fields.
Mr. Rangel did not appear at the meeting on Thursday, but issued a written response denying "each and every allegation" and criticizing the committee's report as "deeply flawed in its factual premises and legal theories".
Its only flaws are organizational, not factual.
A June 2000 report of the United States Department of Justice disputed the verdict as flawed and based on numerous factual inaccuracies.
The description: Tapes Hint at Possible Flaws In Sniper Suspect Confession APRIL 5, 2003 FACTUAL ERRORS -- Detective Boyle is described as a 21-year veteran of the Fairfax County Police Department.
Many will contain item writing flaws and most will do no more than test factual recall.
