I am not suggesting that a driver will accidentally put the Prius into reverse, but that such a mistake is just a tad more likely when the driver is taken out of his usual, comfortable space.
The endorsement was reversed and noted as a mistake, but Kjellberg's video response treated the incident as a joke, an overreaction, another media attempt to slander him.
But on Thursday, Mrs. Clinton did not hide her displeasure with the reversal of the fuel price increases, saying it was "a mistake to reverse the progress that was being made to provide a stronger economic base for Pakistan".
They take everything Poppy did that conservatives regard as a mistake and reverse it.
By 12 45 p.m., the Romney campaign had reversed itself, calling the restriction a mistake.
Some senior Tories, like William Hague, have suggested that the coalition made a mistake in reversing Labour's plan for ID cards in 2010, as this might have prevented the Windrush scandal.
In particular, Rosberg's manoeuvre in qualifying in Monaco when he appeared to make a mistake before reversing back on track, so ensuring himself of pole position in the process, has been deemed deliberate by many seasoned observers.
Of course, the gigantic difference is that we realized that was a mistake and reversed course.
Sepp Blatter, FIFA's seventy-eight-year-old president, recently called the decision to select Qatar "a mistake," only to reverse himself and blame the controversy on "racism" and "discrimination".
Sepp Blatter, FIFA's seventy-eight-year-old president, recently called the decision to select Qatar "a mistake," only to reverse himself and blame the controversy on "racism" and "discrimination". Last week, over the objections of European soccer officials, Blatter decided to run for a fifth term as FIFA's president.
