3.3 vocabulary

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Data that is inconsistent or contradictory. start learning		Conflicting data Example: The analyst noticed conflicting data in the report, meaning the figures did not agree.
Explore and investigate deeply. start learning		To delve into Example: Before making a decision, we need to delve into the financial statements in greater depth.
Check the accuracy or truth of something. start learning		To verify Example: Please verify the client’s credentials before proceeding with the contract.
A mistake caused by failing to notice something. start learning		An oversight Example: The error in the budget was simply an oversight, as no one had spotted the missing figures.
Examine something extremely carefully and in detail, looking for mistakes. start learning		Go over something with a fine-tooth comb Example: The auditor will go over the accounts with a fine-tooth comb to ensure accuracy.
A source that is reliable and trustworthy. start learning		Reputable source Example: Make sure your research is based on a reputable source to maintain credibility.
Be strong enough to withstand careful examination or criticism. start learning		To stand up to scrutiny Example: The proposal must stand up to scrutiny if we are to present it to the board.
Discover or uncover hidden information, often with effort. start learning		To dig up information Example: The investigator managed to dig up information that proved the company’s misconduct.
A mistaken belief based on faulty reasoning. start learning		A fallacy Example: The assumption that higher prices always mean better quality is a fallacy.
A person who pays great attention to small details. start learning		A stickler for detail Example: Our manager is a stickler for detail, so even minor errors are unacceptable.

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