Perhaps all this is just a momentary lapse, caused by McCain's need to keep a lid on the Republican right while Mike Huckabee is still in the race.
That's done precisely in order to take care of situations in which a momentary lapse causes a witness to misstate an important fact.
Those hit by foreclosure were mostly on variable-rate mortgages with a cut-price "teaser" rate for the first year or two, which lapsed, causing a surge in repayments.
At a Congressional hearing, Dr. Joshua M. Sharfstein, the agency's principal deputy commissioner, contradicted company executives' assertions that the kinds of lapses causing the recall were limited to a site in Fort Washington, Pa., that has since been shut down for an overhaul.
Nationwide, such lapses cause more than 18,000 deaths a year, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Such lapses cause some veteran observers of Saudi Arabia to maintain reservations about the kingdom's counterterrorism efforts.
Later her grandmother (who had memory lapses caused by arteriosclerosis) said she'd slept so long she couldn't see to the bill in Leverton that day, but would do so next Saturday.
Even Republicans say that changes in electoral demographics mean that, with the exception of a few brief lapses caused by vacancies, Democrats could hold a supermajority at least through the end of the decade.
Researchers have found a drug that, in monkeys, offsets mental lapses caused by sleep deprivation without the edginess of other stimulants.
Menopausal status was defined as no menstruation during the past 12 months, excluding those lapses caused by pregnancy or breastfeeding.
The authors found that the 30% tariff is unlikely to slow investment in the near future because China, the world's leading manufacturer of solar modules, has already effectively cut prices by allowing incentives to lapse and causing demand to fall.
