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Mr. Spitzer accused his critics of hampering his investigation and declared that the criticism was "wholly without basis and reflects a flawed understanding" of securities regulation.

The advancement of the likes of Powell and Rice within the Bush administration, argues Davis, exemplifies a flawed understanding of what it means to tackle modern-day racism.

According to the spokesman, the opportunity presents itself to amass nearly $25 million (Derek Jeter's annual salary) from people with a flawed understanding of alternate-side parking.

It becomes even more problematic when the historical analogies driving current policy are based on an incomplete and flawed understanding of America's past failures.

He quotes, for instance, leading collapse anthropologist Prof Joseph Tainter, who critiques the HANDY model for a "flawed" understanding of the rise and fall of civilisations due to unsustainable levels of complexity.

"They have ignored all the evidence and sued me based on nothing more than a hunch and a flawed understanding of how people invest in the real world," he said in the e-mail to reporters.

More importantly, perhaps, attempts based on flawed understandings of radicalisation are bound to fail.

In her review of "Hallucinations," by Oliver Sacks, she argues that cultures that devalue fiction come to flawed understandings of how the brain works.

These two advocacy narratives intersect uniquely in artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) towns and can lead to flawed understandings of the true dynamics of women's experiences in these contexts.

He adds: "It is a deeply flawed understanding because of the two-way interaction between organisms and the environment.

The established division of labour described in the manifesto, mirrors a flawed linear understanding of the relationships between technological and social activities.