Callahan opened the scoring by sneaking the puck in from behind the net after Devils goalie Martin Brodeur looked the wrong way and covered the wrong side of the goal mouth.
Business owners have plenty of stories like Ms. Melchionda's, of policies that didn't cover enough damage or covered the wrong risk.
You've got guys playing fast, but on one play against Baltimore, I covered the wrong guy and the guy who caught the ball, I went out and hit him.
Papers which covered the wrong patient population or surgical procedures, presented insufficient data, were literature reviews or covered the same sample of patients as another paper were eliminated at this stage.
So what's to blame when album covers go wrong?
What do you think the Civil War was about?" Whether Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act covers the wrong jurisdictions, or too many, or too few is a policy judgment, as much for Congress to make as whether to raise the eligibility age for Social Security or Medicare.
The data provider possesses the same attack vectors, but in addition, he/she might try to manipulate and/or re-execute stored procedures that operate on the data in order to cover up wrong results.
Cut a strip of brown satin ribbon and stick it to cover the wrong side of the headband for embellishing.
Have everything ready for breeding beforehand, because you only have one minute within to breed your mare, or she'll be covered in the wrong conditions.
His most influential work, the Commentaries on the Laws of England, was published between 1765 and 1769 and consisted of four books: Of the Rights of Persons dealt with family and public law; Of the Rights of Things gave a brilliant outline of real-property law; Of Private Wrongs covered civil liability, courts, and procedure; and Of Public Wrongs was an excellent study of criminal law.
