He wasn't about to make the same error.
When his turn came, the younger Mr. Bush did not make the same error.
Faced with the same choice now, would we make the same error?
Now, Congress and President Clinton have confirmed that they will make the same error in Colombia by sending $1.3 billion, almost all in military aid.
"Henceforward, people will know that if they make the same error that he made, they are going to have fines and penalties," Ms. Salzman said.
Book publishers do not want to make the same error originally made by the music labels and limit consumers to a single online store to buy digital files that will play on the iPod.
Dr. McCurdy said Wernher von Braun, a pioneer of the program, "had a history of leaving people who made errors in place, because he figured they'd never make the same error again.
That, the idea goes, is because a woman who guesses wrongly that a man intends to stick around could end up raising a child alone.On looks, however, men and women make the same error.
But there's also a condescending way to make the same error, which is to stand up boldly for free speech while treating the mob violence as an expression of foaming-at-the-mouth unreason, with no more connection to practical politics than a buffalo stampede or a summer storm.
How many times can you make the same error?
Unsure about whether you might make the same error again, you carefully monitor your words and actions.
