This was wrongly assumed to mean 'Future England captain'.
It was wrongly assumed that PMA caused the death of a WHP customer in September 2013.
And the reason is that their ultimate principles are wrongly assumed: they had certain predetermined views, and were resolved to bring everything into line with them.
In the runup to the mephedrone ban, it was wrongly assumed to be behind the deaths of two teenagers in Scunthorpe.
'Because his portrayals of these personae are so convincing,' warn the curators, unnecessarily, McCarthy is wrongly assumed 'to be unhinged, clumsy and aggressive'.
When European settlers began sending North American turkeys back to Europe in the early 1500s, the two birds were wrongly assumed to be related and as a result the name turkey came to be reapplied despite the geographical mix up.
It is wrongly assumed that most people who compulsively starve themselves are white, middle-class women in their late teens and early 20s, frivolously pursuing "diets that get out of hand".
The report found that up to 41 of the victims of the 1989 disaster could have survived beyond the 3.15pm cut-off point beyond which it was wrongly assumed by the original coroner, Dr Stefan Popper, that all had been critically injured.
As discussed earlier, a decreased renal blood flow and oxygen supply were wrongly assumed to be the main instigators of SAKI [8, 77].
It was wrongly assumed the team would naturally engage in collaborative conversations as problems arose, which would prompt the team to refine and define a unified, practitioner-based vision of elementary-based, STEM-integrated learning (Boschman, McKenney, and Voogt, 2014).
