The third site, on a hill above Barcombe Mills railway station (closed) and erroneously called Piltdown Man III in the literature, is a younger terrace and produced remains not considered to be E. dawsoni.
An article on Wednesday about the post office in North Hoosick, N.Y., which the Postal Service is considering closing, erroneously attributed a distinction to it.
The Council on Foreign Relations called and said the event with the Joint Chiefs had "erroneously" appeared on the daybook and was closed to the public.
Similar luxury lodges sprung up closer to the railroad, and the inn was closed in 1903 when it was erroneously believed to be at the root of an outbreak of typhoid fever.
Phillip Brutus, a Haitian-American who was elected on Tuesday to the State Legislature, said that some polling places in Dade County closed early and that at others, people were turned away erroneously because they did not have their voter registration card.
"Thought you'd like to know the www.fly.faa.gov information is just as worthless as what you get from the airlines -- assuming you can get through to the latter," he wrote, pointing out that on Saturday, with flights being scrapped, the F.A.A. site erroneously reported "delays of less than 15 minutes" at Newark International Airport when, in fact, the airport was closed.
'Fake news' has also of course become fatally politicized (hi, Trump!), and the label is frequently erroneously applied to try to close down criticism and derail debate by undermining trust and being insulting.
Patients were significantly more confident on trials they correctly identified as the same (2.22 ± 0.52; 1, not sure…3, very sure) relative to the trials they erroneously identified as closer up (1.75 ± 0.6; Z = −2.20, p = 0.028), whereas controls were significantly more confident about their closer-up choices (2.3 ± 0.46) than their "the same" judgments (2.07 ± 0.46 Z == −2.19, p = 0.028).
Aggressively jailing without warrant, closing schools without just cause, and erroneously and irresponsibly slapping the "terrorist" label on critics of the administration, Erdogan is slowly but surely associating himself with the more infamous autocrats who have angered America and other rich countries in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in the past.
THE 2004 CAMPAIGN: FACT CHECK Correction: October 6, 2004, Wednesday Because of an editing error, a front-page article on Saturday that examined statements by President Bush and Senator John Kerry in their first debate gave partial support erroneously to Mr. Kerry's assertion that New York "had to close down the subway" during the Republican National Convention.
It was erroneously reported by several services that Las Vegas Sands was to report its third-quarter earnings after the closing bell Wednesday, but a Sands investor relations representative told Forbes.com that the company would announce the release date of its financial report in the next day or two.
