"As I have said before, the headline I published was wrong and I am profoundly sorry for the hurt it caused". He said his paper's coverage was based on what is now known from the inquest to be "deliberate misinformation from the South Yorkshire Police".
Pictures like Northern Adventure and Landscape from a Dream are deliberate mix-ups.
Jody Furlong, founder of The Eye Casting, believes the decision to exclude black models from the cover is deliberate.
On the question of the letters published on November 2nd I can see how Professor Chomsky might have felt that the juxtaposition of his letter with one from Kemal Parvenic was deliberate or unfair.
Inappropriate prescriptions and deviations from guidelines can be deliberate or unintentional.
The racist fear mongering was deliberate, from the fact that Lee Atwater changed his name from William to "Willie" to sound more uneducated, to GOP political consultant Roger Ailes' infamous quote, "The only question is whether we depict Willie Horton with a knife in his hand or without it".
Corbyn's desire to stand out from his political contemporaries is deliberate.
He added: "We have a spectrum enforcement team who look after our airwaves and make sure they are kept free from interference, whether it is deliberate or accidental, and we have strong enforcement powers.
One of the year's best albums is a Merle Haggard tribute called "Best Troubador" — the odd spelling is deliberate — from the singer-songwriter Will Oldham, working under his stage name, Bonnie "Prince" Billy.
The choice to sing of "When I'm Not Near the Girl I Love (I Love the Girl I'm Near)," from "Finian's Rainbow," was deliberate, the audience's surprised laughter (audible on the CD) planned, and the singers' enjoyment of it evident.
