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And after hubris, he warned, invoking Aristotle's famous but flawed analysis of ancient drama, come nemesis and catharsis.
But Employment Minister Ed Davey renewed government attacks on the mayor, accusing him of a flawed analysis of the changes and demanding he say sorry for "scaremongering".
Those included too much principal turnover, though critics say that report cherry-picked data and used a flawed analysis of "peer" districts to compare expenditures.
While it had no criticism of the underlying aim to concentrate services in fewer centres, it accused the review team of a flawed analysis of incomplete proposals that left many questions unanswered.
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani angrily defended the New York Police Department yesterday against a federal finding of racial profiling, saying a Justice Department investigation into police tactics was politically motivated and based on flawed analysis of stop-and-search statistics.
The sugar tax was greeted with hostility by the industry and Wright argues that the levy, introduced by the chancellor in the budget, will be undermined by flawed analysis of its impact.
But there were public figures who reminded the nation that the incident also pointed a finger at Indian society and its deeply flawed analysis of the origins of its many evils.
It claimed that the United States attorney's accusations were based on "flawed analysis" of its role as a principal in the foreign exchange market, and said the attorney generals' lawsuit was an example of "prosecutorial overreach".
And it would be to this country's shame if we lost the clear and basic statement of our citizens' human rights provided by the Human Rights Act on the basis of a fundamentally flawed analysis of their origin and relevance to our society.
