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Discover Ludwig"outlandish claims" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to extraordinary and unbelievable assertions or stories. For example, "He was making some outlandish claims about the government's secret agenda."
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Outlandish claims pepper the book.
Look, see, we're not making any outlandish claims here.
Mr Miliband is a mid-sized politician making outlandish claims.
The Enron down under Outlandish claims What's in a name?
Silencing extends to politics when outlandish claims are made about public figures.
The dictatorship is known for making outlandish claims about its own prowess.
Just look at their outlandish claims of an impeachment-level cover-up.
Some of the many outlandish claims include that Isis is "dead serious" about its transport networks.
So forget GM's outlandish claims: the Chevy Volt will get at best 50mpg in the city.
Mr. Taussig said the city planned "to refute these outlandish claims before an appellate court".
There have been some outlandish claims but a lot are anecdotes," says Tolentino.
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