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Last month, Tibet party boss Chen Quango said the party would go after officials who held "incorrect views" on minority issues or who "profess no religious belief but secretly believe," including those who follow the Dalai Lama or listen to religious sermons.

"It is unfortunate that we have a member of the Special Oversight Committee on Sexual Misconduct who holds such obviously biased and absolutely incorrect views on the causes of sexual assault," argued Chris Friend in a February 2013 op-ed in the student newspaper, The Amherst Student.

The Ukip leader sometimes struggles when grilled on detailed policy and can play the picked-on victim too much when asked about the politically incorrect views of some party candidates.

Under incorrect views of soft inheritance, this altered coloration is passed on to the egg (R), and the offspring is born with the gray color acquired by its parent (S).

Sharing our deeply politically incorrect views of culture and humanity.

Traditional work in this area has focussed on fictional stories told in laboratory settings, but Nyhan believes that looking at real debates is the best way to learn how persistently incorrect views of the world can be corrected.

But this belief is based on the incorrect view of "monetary mysticism".

While acknowledging that the odds are against them, Gore's lawyers contend that Sauls' ruling was premised on his incorrect view of the legal standard for an election contest.

Put simply, Rosenfeld and Mason [ 1] use their scientific results to make a legal argument, and that legal argument is based on an incorrect view of the law.

We show that these models may provide a limited, and possibly incorrect, view of streamflow generation processes, based on measurements in a small forested basin on the Canadian Shield in south-central Ontario.

456, 107 L.Ed.2d 438 (1989), or relying on a materially incorrect view of the relevant law in determining that a pleading was not "warranted by existing law or a good faith argument" for changing the law.