It's like they're panic-buying the stuff in the erroneous belief there's going to be music rationing or something.
Last winter, a clerical glitch in the city's system resulted in the erroneous suspension of her benefits, including her food stamps, she said.
The word, it is said, derives from the Gaelic tarmachan, to which a "p" somehow became attached in the erroneous belief that the word was descended from the Greek "ptarmos".
It also emerged that a whistleblower had contacted the council about abuse at Winterbourne View, but nothing had been done – in the erroneous belief that the regulator, the Care Quality Commission (CQC), was investigating the improper treatment.
(Gypsy was the name given to the tribe by the English, in the erroneous belief that it had originated in Egypt).Whatever Ion Cioaba's ungypsylike ambitions, no one doubted that he did his best for his much maligned people.
The tenth of a point that Yang lost in the erroneous start value would have mathematically spelled the difference between HammÂs gold-medal finish and YangÂs third place one, but the judges ruled it was not a simple matter of math determining the result.
