Ms. Mueller, an independent scholar and collector of Chinese export porcelain in Indianapolis, has been gathering data about how some 18th-century china acquired markings falsely suggesting that it belonged to American Revolutionary War heroes.
This difference may in part be explained by falsely high blood pressure acquired at the dental clinic due to the white-coat effect, as these patients were found to be normotensive by home blood pressure.
See money as freedom The middle class scorns the rich for flaunting their money and falsely assumes they acquire it for status.
In a second deal involving a C.D.O., called Longshore 3, Wachovia Capital Markets falsely told investors that it had acquired some of the assets "on an arm's-length basis," and at "fair market prices".
As illustrated in Equation 1 data obtained from slides with spot-localized contaminating fluorescence will report green channel intensities that are falsely high (Gtotal is the total signal acquired in the green channel; GCy3, Gglass, and Gcont are the signals arising from the Cy3 labeled DNA, glass substrate and contaminant, respectively).
Mr. Ringier said he had learned that the beautician, Djamile Rowe, received nearly $10,000 for her account, though it is still not clear from whom, and that the newspaper's reporters had acquired nude photographs of her by falsely representing their motive to another publication.
Participants were aware of the Lamarckian theory of evolution, and 61.0% correctly identified it as inheritance of acquired characteristics, while 28.6% of participants falsely believed that Lamarckian theory is survival of the fittest.
Mills took the money and went on a spree of expensive trips, booked private jets, rented a penthouse suite in Vegas and partied with celebrities, all while falsely telling all the people who gave him money for Motionloft that it was about to be acquired by Cisco Systems.
An affidavit filed by FBI Special Agent Brian Weber alleges that Mills, 30, of San Francisco, falsely represented that Motionloft, Inc., a company he founded and served as its CEO, was going to be acquired by Cisco, Inc., and that Cisco already had paid a good faith deposit of millions of dollars toward that acquisition.
The lawsuit "falsely characterizes Mr. Blattmachr as having played the role of an insurance salesman," the firm said, "and then complains about the insurance product that the Benensons acquired.
