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She acknowledged that spectators might have misinterpreted her hand motion.
And several of her male guests — both nudists and "textilists," her word for people who wear clothes — have misinterpreted her decision to go naked in her apartment.
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Are we that bored that we have to hang her out to dry, having misinterpreted her?
But she had not been clear about her reason for saying no, and he had misinterpreted her denial.
Jay Leno proposed a new slogan: "The Democratic Party -- Love it or Shove it!" Stephanie Cutter, the communications director for the Kerry campaign, said Mrs. Heinz Kerry was simply fending off a hostile reporter who had misinterpreted her remark.
In the rebuttal, Mr. Kendall argued on Mrs. Clinton's behalf that Mr. Ray has misinterpreted her statements and that the sides disagreed over the meaning of the word "role" when she was questioned.
In August 2012, Diamandis commented that she believed consumers in the United Kingdom had misinterpreted her comical effort with a perceived abandonment of her original musical inspiration, thus resulting in a relative underperformance in the country.
"They have misinterpreted their own rules," Coates said.
But those fans appeared to have misinterpreted his character's purpose and powers.
He believes they have misinterpreted his actions and intentions.
Facing off against her was tumor vascular biologist Donald McDonald of the University of California, San Francisco, who was certain that she and her colleagues had misinterpreted their data.
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