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During testing, human reviewers also judged the model’s summaries to be more informative and accurate than previous methods.

Only the Sleeprate accurately detected my sleeping problems.

Most notably, his answer to a question about gun ads on bus stops can accurately be quoted as “no, because freedom.”

And so is the line about 2.2 million kept as prisoners in the U.S., “the highest number in the world,” KCNA accurately cites.

The Republican accurately described the West Bank as “occupied territories” and then immediately took it back.

But, do these choices, let alone any single-word descriptions come close to accurately conveying a sexual or romantic encounter?

It is impossible to place the ancient town of Tibet accurately.

The quality and incapacity of the fallen race is accurately described in Rom.

I have spoken of his gaze as "somewhat shifty," yet am not altogether sure that in that term I accurately describe it.

There, I am up, most accurately; excellent horse, and great writer!

They tell him accurately just how long ago the foot pressed that root or blade of grass down.