Dubyah was "elected" on the back of a contested election, the result of- at best- faulty voting machines in Florida and a Supreme Court that split along party politics to stop a recount that absolutely would have given the presidency to Al Gore.
I've lived all over the country, and the idea that Detroit is somehow different, that what has happened there can't happen anywhere else, seems faulty at best.
And perhaps most importantly, the idea that a home is a great investment is faulty at best.
With little running water and electricity that is faulty at best, life in worker camps is labor-intensive.
Lombardi's best guess is that the faulty calculations were done by someone in the World Trade Department, a euphemism for employees who reported directly to Tozzoli.
That's true, but Warner's response is faulty logic at best, and idiotic at worst.
The case for the wild card rests on the faulty premise that the best system is the one that keeps the most teams alive the longest, no matter the other consequences.
By Ian Crouch December 8, 2010 The Web's most enjoyable rabbit hole this week must be Craig Silverman's end-of-year collection of the best mistakes, corrections, and trends in faulty journalism, over at Regret the Error.
The Web's most enjoyable rabbit hole this week must be Craig Silverman's end-of-year collection of the best mistakes, corrections, and trends in faulty journalism, over at Regret the Error.
We found that the best strategy is then to replace the faulty density and pressure values with the floor values and set the Eulerian velocity to zero.
WASHINGTON -- Republican presidential candidates have been arguing over the past week that, in hindsight, President George W. Bush made the best decision he could have based on faulty intelligence when he launched the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq.
