if it's incorrect or you don't think it should be there, dispute it. the fcra gives you the right. it doesn't matter what the data point is - every piece of information on your report can be disputed: inquirys, lates, limits, dates, aliases, addresses, etc...
for hard pulls, you can either dispute it online with the bureau or send a certified letter to the address on the report for the co. that did the pull. give them 30 days to respond and then send a demand letter that it be removed if they haven't provided you with proof of your authorization for each inquiry. after that, you notify the bureau and they remove it since the co. hasn't verified it/replied within the timeframe required by law.
there are many "credit repair" websites with more detailed steps on this out there...