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But they have reluctantly begun to acknowledge that a major overhaul could be in order after what may be two of the greatest intelligence setbacks in decades: the failure to anticipate the Sept. 11 attacks and the misjudgment of Iraq's weapons stockpiles.

The Glink system provides platform-level functions, such as instant messaging, message alerts, a cooperative office, a dynamic work log and an enterprise address book and effectively handles complex malfunctions and dispatches information via words, figures, and voice, this reducing the misjudgment of malfunctions and dispatching mistakes.

Heart sound is weak electric signal and even weak external noise may lead to the misjudgment of pathological and physiological information in this signal, thus causing the misjudgment of disease diagnosis.

The removal of the equally brutal Gaddafi from Libya, and the subsequent disintegration of that state, is further testimony to the misjudgment of European politicians.

First to Ms. Blackwell, lest the misjudgment of comic style in Bruce Donnell's production overshadow the opera once again.

Before the performance trough, it is expected that the performance is not sensitive to the misjudgment of highly contended objects.

But the misjudgment of a few employees is hardly grounds for withdrawing federal or foundation funds.

Books by Patrick Cockburn and the Guardian's Jason Burke, and a searing analysis of the Raqqa caliphate by Graeme Wood in March's Atlantic magazine all tell the same tale: of ham-fisted interventions, poor intelligence, counterproductive assassinations and the misjudgment alike of friends and enemies.

The best American actors have been overlooked, by critics and peers alike, and Rafferty, in repeating that error today, replicates the misjudgments of years past.

"The engaging athleticism of Act II cannot erase the misjudgments of Act I," Michael Phillips wrote in The Chicago Tribune.

The misjudgments of the subjects were almost always "move backward" when using only images from the overlooking camera (Case 2).