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The phrase "factual veracity" is correct and usable in written English.
It means the factual accuracy or truthfulness of something. Example: The journalist's article was well-researched and backed up with evidence, which increased its factual veracity and credibility among readers.
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The film Pokłosie shows only one version, the most vicious and toughest for us, Poles".The attacks on Mr Stuhr relate to the film's narrative, which is about contemporary attitudes towards past crimes whose factual veracity is not put in doubt by historians of the Holocaust.
It may even be a historic book, one with which gay history can arm itself with more sufficient factual veracity as to start vanquishing at last the devil known as queer studies.
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Like most historically based operas, "Madame Mao" sacrifices some factual accuracy on the altar of dramatic veracity.
While Mr. Obama's general points about the scale of Republican spending cuts and fiscal effects of high-end tax cuts have a solid factual basis, some independent organizations that examine political statements, like PolitiFact and FactCheck.org, have questioned the veracity of some specific claims on economic policy and other topics.
No veracity.
KANE--Maximillian Veracity.
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Von Roenne vouched for their veracity as well.
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