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"ignore information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when trying to emphasize to someone that they should not pay attention to a particular data point or fact. For example, "With so much conflicting information, it's best to just ignore the rumors and focus on the facts."
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Indeed, it tells the government to ignore information.
They just tended to ignore information over there.
They see what they want to see and ignore information which conflicts.
The black box approaches ignore information about the internal structure of the application and the behavior of the individual parts.
Student analytics systems typically draw on data that is easy to measure and capture and ignore information that is intangible.
People ignore information about the intelligence of animals when an animal is already used as food in one's culture.
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We are even better at ignoring information that we don't want to hear.
Because take-the-best often ignores information and foregoes information integration, it has been considered simpler than strategies like tallying.
Ali found that, although many soldiers were friendly, they often ignored information and advice from their Iraqi employees.
"My intuition was, a little kid would never make the mistake of ignoring information like the color of a wall".
It was optimism imbued with misinformation and ignored information that tragically and inexorably destroyed their hopes for a more secure and happier tomorrow.
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