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It looked, briefly, as if he might be confronting Trump about a lie, until Peña Nieto's spokesman subsequently told David Luhnow, of the Wall Street Journal, that, because Trump had simply ignored the Mexican President when he brought up the payment question, it was technically correct that there hadn't been a "discussion".

"And I don't mind singer-songwriter because it's technically correct.

Eric Thomas, chairman of UUK's research policy committee and vice-chancellor of the University of Bristol, said: "It is widely anticipated that bibliometrics will be central to the new system, but we need to ensure it is technically correct and able to inspire confidence among the research community.

"It's technically correct, but it's an odd way to cite the research," Waldfogel told Fiscal Times.

Although it is technically correct to call the CRISPR-Cas system a linear amplifier, in reality, I think the very term amplification has a major confusing potential.

But while the message of the campaign was technically correct, it was also somewhat misleading.

The menu's description of the dish was technically correct.

The referee was technically correct... but the Lions did not deserve to lose.

This was technically correct — the aim of the "shower treatment" was to punish and torture Rainey, not to murder him.

Once, at a party, I referred to our neighbor's child as "illegitimate," which was technically correct.

I would tell Gene that he was technically correct but that Packer nation is unique.