The Obama campaign was quick to pick apart Ryan's address, releasing a new web video with its own fact-check of what it said were inaccuracies in the congressman's criticisms of the president, and branding the GOP ticket wrong for the middle class.
In a statement, the DUP said it intended taking legal action against the BBC, over what it claims were inaccuracies and defamatory statements.
"It's not inaccuracies, it's not facts and alternative facts.
One reason for this may be inaccuracy of diagnosis.
It's not the inaccuracy that grates, however, but the hypocrisy.
"It's fueled by inaccuracy," he says.
Safina also has troubles with her serve (seven double faults), though it was the inaccuracy of her ground strokes, normally her great strength, that cost her dear.
The boys have to understand why we made mistakes - it was just inaccuracy really.
Meanwhile, Shirley's brother and niece have spoken out against the film, saying they were never consulted in the process and claim it's full of inaccuracies, including what they feel is an exaggeration of Shirley's disconnect from black culture and his family.
His mother pointed out, "It's full of inaccuracies, such as the fact that Italy is ahead of us time-wise, not behind us, and Michelangelo was constantly pestered to get the Sistine chapel done.
