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It would also be to misread how much the world has changed.

If conservatives exaggerate what has already been accomplished in Iraq, they're going to misread how much more needs to be done and blow the opportunity to meaningfully liberate Iraq.

Yet that is to misread history.

But this is to misread her politics.

But this is to misread both Pistorius and South Africa.

But to call it iconoclastic is to misread it altogether.

To ignore these insults is to misread the poems.

We learn that to describe it as onanism is to misread Genesis.

But my critics underestimated how strong and broad the Iran of civic courage and democratic impulse is, and they misread how important this election was, dismissing it as the meaningless exercise of a clerical dictatorship.

"We misread how bad the economy was, but we are now only about 120 days into the recovery package," the vice president said later in the interview.

On July 5th the vice-president, Joe Biden, admitted that the White House had "misread how bad the economy was".