Quinn recently took issue with Chirlane de Blasio over a comment she interpreted as suggesting that, as a childless woman, Quinn could not identify with family issues.
That could be interpreted as suggesting that the data we supplied to the reporter is based on all of Hudson United's lending in New Jersey in 1998.
Ms. Almontaser responded in an e-mail message that Mr. Cantor should change the latter sentence to "I regret my response was interpreted as suggesting otherwise".
While that statement might be interpreted as suggesting that Ford approves the use of E15 in its vehicles, a company spokeswoman, Jennifer Moore, said that was not true.
Over the years, that trip has often been interpreted as suggesting that the United States was involved in the plot.
Recent comments by Mr Cameron have been interpreted as suggesting the vote could be brought forward to as early as this year, however.
Eurogroup head Jeroen Dijsselbloem hardly helped matters with remarks that were interpreted as suggesting that the Cyprus bank raid could be a template for other bailouts, although there was later some half-hearted backtracking from the idea.
People close to Mr. Gore, however, said that both aides would be replaced and that their departure should not be interpreted as suggesting that the former vice president was getting out of politics.
Mr. Bradley ended the message with a remark that some Bradley fans have interpreted as suggesting that he will seek to play a prominent role in the party if Mr. Gore loses in November.
"GE Healthcare objected to statements made by Professor Thomsen which it interpreted as suggesting it had known from the outset that Omniscan caused NSF," the company said, while welcoming "a principled debate" over safety issues.
It said that the posters "could be interpreted as suggesting that surgery was a decision that could be undertaken lightly, without serious consideration of the nature of the intervention.
