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On occasion, filmmakers end up with titles that are wildly—and sometimes hilariously—inaccurate.
On occasion, filmmakers end up with titles that are wildly, and sometimes hilariously inaccurate.
Boeing says it is fully confident in the plane which has undergone intense stress testing, adding "These claims about the structural integrity of the 787 are inaccurate and do not represent the comprehensive work Boeing has done to ensure the quality and long-term safety of the aircraft."
What you're doing is putting it in terms of a matter of perspective rather than saying what you believe is inaccurate.
Okay, that's a little proportionately inaccurate.
Okay, that's a little proportionately inaccurate.
When you find the wrong place, it means that the picture becomes incomplete, inaccurate.
A study looking at 500 videos on TikTok with the hashtags #mentalhealthtips and #mentalhealthadvice showed that about 84% were misleading, about 31% had inaccurate information,
About 31% had inaccurate information and 14% had information that was damaging.
For example, when Elizabeth decided to start doing a trial of the Edison machine on a group of terminal cancer patients, several employees came to her to tell her she shouldn't be doing this since the machine was constantly breaking and giving wildly inaccurate results.
In 2013, Theranos announced a partnership with Walgreens and Safeway, where they would start offering Theranos blood tests in their stores. For the first time, the general public was going to be able to use Theranos' machine. Elizabeth seemed to expect the machines would be fully working by the time they launched in stores, but they weren't. They were still breaking and producing inaccurate results. Did this stop Elizabeth from going ahead?
Yes, actually that's not totally inaccurate, I think.
Actually, that's not totally inaccurate, I think.
inaccurate, because somebody's outer veneer--