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at variance with the facts

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See: ludicrous


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Certainly managing director Paul Cosh is quick to distance the brokers themselves from this shocking prejudice, stating categorically that it is at variance with the facts.
Nobody ever reads a set of statistics without a suspicion that they have been somehow slanted to convey an impression that is at variance with the facts.
It is not however possible for me to remain silent when the grounds given for the removal of these horses from my yard - namely that I was failing 'to put in place the measures necessary to protect the Aga Khan from the risk of a further failure of a horse owned by him to compete within the Rules of Racing' - are so fundamentally and misleadingly at variance with the facts.
 
 
 
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