"He looked at Freud's text, and looked at what Freud said it supposedly showed, and found clear misrepresentations that others had overlooked for decades," Dr. Sulloway said.
In finding that the evidence should have been admitted, the appeals court said that "a jury could reasonably have found that misrepresentations by a dealer as to the price paid for certain R.M.B.S. would be immaterial to a counterparty that relies not on a 'market' price or the price at which prior trades took place, but instead on its own sophisticated valuation methods and computer model".
I also don't wish to discourage readers who in good faith find errors, misrepresentations or unfair characterizations.
Correction: June 11 , 2003 Wednesday On Thursday, June 12 , 2003 The Times published an Editors' Note stating that ten additional articles by Jayson Blair, who resigned on May 1 as a reporter, were found to include misrepresentations or possible borrowed passages.
Indeed, after looking at only a few chapters of The Whisperers, Memorial found so many misrepresentations of the life stories of Stalin's victims that its chief researcher, a woman with extensive experience working on such materials, said: "I simply wept as I read it and tried to make corrections".
The Pentagon says the program doesn't have an English language component, and that it merely exists to combat misrepresentations found on Arabic, Farsi, Pashto, and Urdu language Web sites.
"The misrepresentations found by the district court have been affirmed," Sobol said.
A lot. Frankly, I find Dawkins' misrepresentation of my and others' view to be off-putting, serving no purpose other than to set up sides on the important issues at hand.
Today's report, while clearing the government of misrepresentation, found much to criticize.
After all, if Armstrong is to be found guilty of misrepresentation of genre, then perhaps some novelists ought to be feeling a little anxious about their fiction.
