Mr. Good and Mr. Taylor struggled together in "This Poor Fact," a work in progress to a piano score played by Uli Geissendoerfer.
Wikipedia has banned the Daily Mail as a source on the site, citing its "poor fact checking, sensationalism and flat-out fabrication".
He concluded that the tribunal's decision resulted from "poor fact-finding" combined with "serious flaws in reasoning".
"The movie is a poor misrepresentation of fact," Mr. Weisenberg said.
It might not make sense for regular people to "follow" an advertiser like Oreo in the same way they might follow their favorite moviestar, thus making followers a poor metric; in fact, The Bronx Zoo's Cobra (an actual snake) has more followers than Oreo.
Instead he recycles lots of familiar observations: that George W. Bush got off to a wobbly start as president but found his voice in the wake of Sept. 11; that the commander in chief has a poor memory for facts and figures; that his White House prizes loyalty, discipline and punctuality.
However, several studies have shown a poor recall of facts conveyed during the informed consent talks, especially in medical laypersons [ 5- 7].
Misjudged as a poor student, when in fact he is a math genius burdened by dyslexia, 16-year-old Shlomi (Oshri Cohen) lives in a sunny Tel Aviv neighborhood that looks like a solid, middle-class region of Los Angeles.
In July 2010, officials forced Shirley Sherrod, a Department of Agriculture employee, to resign before it was determined that a video purportedly showing a racist response to a poor white farmer in fact showed the opposite.
6.58pm: As is customary at Majors, Norman's shot leaves the tee box with encouraging cheers of 'great shot', but by the time it hits the ground it is in fact a poor shot.
