Take one of the most famous errors in history — the ball trickling through Boston Red Sox first baseman Billy Buckner's legs in the ninth inning of Game 6 of the 1986 World Series, on a slow grounder by Mookie Wilson, of the New York Mets.
(Sanger is now the director of collaborative projects at the online foundation Digital Universe, where he is helping to develop a Web-based encyclopedia, a hybrid between a wiki and a traditional reference work. He promises that it will have "the lowest error rate in history").
The most famous error in Giants history is a mental one by Fred Merkle in 1908.
It was probably the most egregious error in the history of the franchise, which is saying a lot.
For a while afterward, the president's liberal enablers fell silent, temporarily abashed by their complicity in the worst foreign policy error in American history.
She quotes Robert J. Shiller, the prescient Yale economist, who declared this hypothesis "the most remarkable error in the history of economic theory".
To ignore popular feeling could risk local demonstrations on local grievances, legitimised by displays of support for the Palestinians.SIMON HENDERSONLondonSIR Your article on the reaction of the Arab world to Ariel Sharon's election contains an error in military history ("Fear of Sharon", February 10th).
Its an error in the history of solar energy, this promise that the costs will come down, says Matthew Lugar of Hutton Power Systems in Atlanta, Ga.
Trump, in an interview with the newspaper published online on Sunday, was deeply critical of previous U.S. foreign policy, describing the invasion of Iraq as possibly the gravest error in the history of the United States and akin to "throwing rocks into a beehive".
This OSCE station presents a parent (SP) concerned about her toddler's respiratory symptoms and includes a pediatric medication administration error in the history.
