Though hardly surprising, the simplistic reduction of Bob Marley to the personification of a giant, fat spliff has long been misleading.
Barkman et al. [ 9] analyzed their SSU rDNA data using only parsimony, not model-based methods (e.g., ML or BI methods) that are less likely to be misled by long-branch attraction [ 16].
Brinkley told him that the image might mislead; Long usually had plainclothes bodyguards.
European governments were openly flouting deficit limits before the credit crisis and the explosion of public debt, and the government in Athens had a long record of misleading Brussels about its financial data.
He took no responsibility whatsoever, and stayed around long enough to mislead us all with "weapons of mass destruction" and "yellow cake uranium".
Believing that authors such as Long were deliberately misleading the public for financial gain, Burroughs decided to prove that their fantastical depictions of wild animals were not only impossible, but ultimately damaging to the general public's understanding of nature.
It was during this period that public perceptions swung decisively against the image of the tobacco companies, and in 1999 the U.S. Justice Department sued Philip Morris and other big tobacco companies for fraud, charging the industry had engaged in a long conspiracy to mislead the public about the dangers of smoking.
Our simulation studies indicate that Mitrastema, Bdallophyton/Cytinus, and Rafflesia/Rhizanthes/Sapria have branches that are long enough to mislead parsimony.
But as long as dissidents aren't misled by Facebook and know that imprisonment is a risk — and he believes they do — it's a choice they should be allowed to make.
On Fox News, on Sunday morning, Chris Wallace asked Michael Hayden, the former director of the C.I.A., about a report by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, sixty-three hundred pages long, that "says the C.I.A. misled the public about the severity and the success of the enhanced interrogation program".
This unintentional propaganda has been going on for so long, established as fact, and misled patients, physicians or even researchers alike.
