He is falsely credited by conservatives with everything from brilliant economic policies to ending the cold war.
Normally, concerts in North Korea are limited to performances of music that Kim Jong-il himself is (falsely) credited with having written or at least approved.
The jurors convicted her of stealing commission after prosecutors argued that the $1.4 million she falsely credited should have counted against her total sales.
And Gilles Duceppe, leader of the Bloc Quebecois, has contended that Thomas LaPierre, son of Telefilm's chairman, Laurier LaPierre, was falsely credited with scripts for a Cinar situation comedy called "Chris Cross".
Shares of Bausch & Lomb sunk 3% Friday after an online journalist revealed that a company news release falsely credited Chief Executive Ronald Zarrella Ronald Zarrella with graduating from business school.
Thus, employing the 't' term, many VWs are falsely credited with the same significance value and we notice a degradation in performance (in both collections, graph d shows that l.n.c performs better than l.t.c, the same for l.t.n and l.n.n, etc).
Although he's often falsely credited with bringing the word "zombie" into the English lexicon, Seabrook did more than anybody else to make zombies fodder for horror films and literature in the 1930s.
And did Cinar, as some politicians contend, falsely credit Canadians for the work of American scriptwriters to get Canadian government subsidies?
Contending that "Zero Dark Thirty" falsely credits brutal interrogation techniques with having helped locate Osama Bin Laden — an interpretation of the film challenged by its director, Kathryn Bigelow, and writer, Mark Boal — the senators demanded that Sony state clearly that the film's torture scenes were not based on fact.
Others falsely credit priority to James Henry Atkinson of Leeds, UK (e.g., Bellis 2009).
