So the banks are still incorrectly turning down many valid ones.
The reasons for these short activity stops may be that subjects incorrectly turn off the GPS function immediately upon arriving home or at the workplace, or particularly efficient deliveries to customers.
Believing, incorrectly it turned out, that school was in session, the officer thought the boy might be a truant.
Sensing a trend, I guessed that 51-Down was Ray, for Sugar Ray Leonard — incorrectly, it turned out, because Peter was thinking of a sugar PEA.
But in its statements to The Times, Bayer also said that some customers still wanted the old medicine, initially believing -- incorrectly, it turned out -- that heating the concentrate could leave it less effective and possibly dangerous.
She also tackles all the laundry, having rejected my offers of participation in that area after I shrunk a cashmere sweater, pegged it out incorrectly and turned a dazzling white load grey.
JEREMYEICHLER 'TOSCA' The young Italian tenor Salvatore Licitra made a last-minute debut at the Metropolitan Opera in May of 2002, substituting for Luciano Pavarotti in Puccini's "Tosca" on what was assumed (incorrectly, it turned out) would be Mr. Pavarotti's farewell to the Met.
Breuil had, incorrectly, it turns out, classified the cave as Perigordian.
"By the time the war is over," one of the doctors promises (incorrectly, it turns out), "we'll be able to make faces as good as new".
Newson, 45, who has always been fascinated with pale green, read how a couple of scientists had determined (incorrectly, it turns out) that this was the real shade of the universe.
