If more reports conclude that the war's prospects continue to be favorable and if polls continue to show exceptionally strong support for the Administration's conduct of the war, then those analysts who pride themselves on emphasizing any "mistakes" they can find or construct will be given increasing print space and airtime.
When Duke was analyzing film of a practice last week, Coach Mike Krzyzewski made a firm point by emphasizing a mistake guard Jason Williams had made on a loose ball.
Now there is a new Mustang, and Ford seems to be repeating the mistake, emphasizing high horsepower.
Japan's central bank, however, made the mistake of emphasizing that these purchases were only temporary and would be reversed at the first signs of the proverbial "green shoots" of recovery.
Asked if he thought, given recent events, that Republicans were making a political mistake in emphasizing gay issues, Mr. Pawlenty, who is 48, responded: "I think it's an important issue for our conservative voters".
In the pursuit of science and medicine, Manson emphasized that most mistakes do not come from not knowing in medicine, but from not looking.
By emphasizing timbre over tune, he mistakes the part for the whole.
A hands-on, coding CTO can share best practices and coach less experienced developers to avoid common mistakes, such as emphasizing speed over quality or thinking too much by lines of code rather than larger patterns.
One reason why many Democrats are turning to Mr. Clinton over Mr. Gore is that they contend that the vice president made a fundamental mistake in not emphasizing the administration's accomplishments during the campaign.
They have been mistaken, he believes, in emphasizing "systematicity"—the fact that a language's particularities are "not just random, but based on rules".
