There was nothing incriminating there, but had he drawn the wrong conclusion anyway?
He draws the wrong conclusions from it, but he's an agreeable fellow.
"Both the Congress and its left allies would be risking India's future if they draw the wrong conclusion from this election," said Pratap Bhanu Mehta, an Indian professor of government, writing in The Hindu.
In this case, four of 11 pairs of students in one sample drew the wrong conclusion, because they relied exclusively on the SNP analysis and failed to notice a large deletion in the glpD BLAST analysis.
It is a curse of political leaders, especially those outside the conventional mainstream, that they draw the wrong conclusions from their supportive entourage and the large, enthusiastic crowds they sometimes draw.
The editorial asked some of the right questions, but drew the wrong conclusions.
But it drew the wrong conclusions from it, denying reality and colluding with misleading accounting.
Retired Army Col. Garland Williams, an associate regional vice president with the for-profit University of Phoenix, said Harkin drew the wrong conclusions.
— Binyamin Appelbaum (@BCAppelbaum) 19 Jun 13 At the news conference, Mr. Bernanke is stressing that the Fed's policy is going to be responsive to what is happening in the economy: "If you draw the conclusion that I've just said that our policies, our purchases, will end in the middle of next year, you've drawn the wrong conclusion," he said.
But if he's drawing the wrong conclusions from the Vietnam analogy, he's not the only one.
