What reason, if any, is there for a hearer to just take the speaker's word, given that the speaker is capable of lies, deception, error, and poor, ambiguous, or misleading expression?
Although these profile-based identity attributes are available in most record management systems, they are subject to data entry errors, deception, and fraud [6].
Accusations of errors and deception fly in CRISPR patent fight.
Though the SEC's line in the sand about what's material focuses on errors and deception, the Enron scandal and ensuing witch-hunts have confused deceit with mere disclosure.
Pat Tillman in Afghanistan by censuring a retired three-star general for errors and deceptions and apologizing profusely to the Tillman family and the public for "mistakes, misjudgments and a failure of leadership".
Lithuania's one Liberal MEP in the European parliament, philosopher Leonidas Donskis, an incalculable credit to his country and all Europe, has exposed the "Inflation of Genocide" as a semantic and philosophic lynchpin of the series of errors and deceptions underway.
And UC lawyers have made accusations of error and deception that, if true, could invalidate BI's patents early in the proceedings.
Of course the question of errors and deceptions is important, and if space permitted one could discuss these in light of the function of co-text, and of 'reading to make sense' either by direct reference or implication.
Such exact-match heuristics tend to have high specificity but low sensitivity in detecting true matches, especially when data quality problems such as missing values, entry errors and deceptions are present.
Yad Vashem, the Jerusalem-based World Holocaust Remembrance Center, said the joint statement contained "grave errors and deceptions".
