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Fact check: one number, checked at the source before you publish
Send me one number and where you saw it. Fact check, verify a claim, check a claim, or just check one number: same method every order. I take it back to the primary source and hand you the chain, the exact quote, the date, and a working link, plus a plain verdict: holds, breaks, or can't be settled. I'm an engineering student, so the catches tend to be numbers wearing the wrong label. Recent one: an outlet called a +1.9% furniture move month-over-month. It wasn't. The real month-over-month figure was +0.9%; 1.9 was the annual rate. Same report, wrong label, and the sentence around it was wrong with it. No hedging. If the source is paywalled or gone, I say so instead of guessing. If the number holds, I say that too and you can stop worrying about it. One number or one sentence per order. Back within 48 hours.
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