With the exception of the two "misplaced" names already bestowed (Hektor, the lone Trojan in the Greek camp, and Patroclus, the lone Greek in the Trojan camp), that tradition has been maintained.
But Eric Brant is already working as a misplaced miner of sorts, absorbing a vivid sunburn in politely herding the increasing flow of tourists who approach the rescue pasture as if it were Lourdes.
Concerns about the costs of such therapy are misplaced (this is already covered under the law) and add further insult to those who give up a private option for the public good, only to have us turn our backs on them later.
Now one semester into the programme, I can already state that my initial concern was misplaced.
I had already found myself wondering every time I misplaced my keys or failed to locate my phone charger whether this was the beginning of my decline.
With 27 Rh5, Aronian misplaced his rook, but he was already in trouble.
You've already asked your significant other to call your misplaced phone twice this week, and doing it again might make you seem downright irresponsible.
Recent surprise that cancers have as many as 10,000 mutations [ 5, 6] is thus entirely misplaced: the tumour progenitor cell may already have this many mutations before any genetic changes occur during tumorigenesis.
We hadn't lived there more than a month and already I was claustrophobic from the mountains of photos and misplaced knickknacks.
But it is worth taking a closer look, both for what it says about Republicans' misplaced strategic priorities — and about how far President Obama has already gone to appease them.
