But the three Senators telling the producers of "Zero Dark Thirty" that their film was "factually inaccurate" and that Sony Pictures had "an obligation" to conform its film to the Senators' view of what was "factually accurate" as well as their request for Sony Pictures to alter the film's content crosses the line of appropriate and constitutional action.
If you choose to tell, then telling the full story is factually correct as well as re-assuring.
It is not merely a non sequitur; it is factually incorrect as well.
"To make apples-to-oranges comparisons between Aurora, Illinois, and Flint, Michigan, would be not only factually incorrect, but irresponsible as well," said Dan Ferrelli, a spokesman for the city of Aurora.
Notwithstanding its satirical title, the book, which the poet John Ashbery recently characterized as "fascinating, salacious and barely readable," as well as factually questionable, is less an autobiography than a series of anecdotes and musings on the people and events that shaped Rivers's turbulent but richly productive career as a painter, sculptor, jazz musician and poet.
On the one hand, they speculate, think laterally, intuit, reason counterfactually as well as factually, cogitate linearly and dialectically, entertain outrageous and even despised – notions, and creatively invent in order to unveil possible and probable futures.
It follows, then, that local manipulations carried out on Albert's system, in a place we may assume to be far removed from Niels' system, can directly affect what is meaningful to say about, as well as factually true of, Niels' system.
And, because algorithms are not perfect, they repeatedly goofed up, allowing fake news stories to spread across the network by highlighting factually inaccurate links that were going viral as well as other inappropriate content.
While perhaps a direct contraposition to point number one, it's worth remembering that Doc/Fest is a cross-platform, multimedia festival, as well as being a haven for the factually obsessed.
With that Mr. Nelson wrote a brief new line, "There's another storm tomorrow" — a glancing reference that is both factually up-to-date for a play set on Tuesday as well as a metaphor about the nation's politics on the day after the election.
