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To them, Israel's settlement policy is misguided to begin with because it complicates the path to peace with the Palestinians.

Indeed, some authors argue that the hypothesis that antioxidants could prevent chronic diseases has now been disproved and that the idea was misguided from the beginning.

The misguided notions begin early.

The Saudis saw the U.S. decision to remove Saddam as misguided from the beginning, and anticipated that any democratically-elected national Iraqi government would be Shi'ite-majority and politically tied to Iran.

And it would all have been utterly misguided, a mistake from beginning to end, misinformed by a fluke of personal experience.

This was entirely predictable, as the misguided austerity politics is beginning to bite and an unresolved debt crisis adds to uncertainty about the future.

While one appreciates this perpetual hostage's paralysis of mind, the tactic of feeding limb after limb to his cannibalistic captors in the belief that the next one will sate them begins to look misguided.

In consequence, the German war machine continued to be fuelled with oil and armed with metals from British sources.It sounds an entirely misguided policy until Mr Forbes begins to examine how the British war machine would have suffered from German counter-sanctions.

That optimism is now beginning to look misguided and a deal that might be acceptable to both Israel and Hizbullah is receding further and further.

The Jets' identity crisis dogged them all season, beginning with their misguided attempt to expand their offense and lasting all the way through Mark Sanchez's 67 dropbacks in a Week 16 loss to the Giants.

The levelling of Chávez Ravine was, in the beginning, well-intentioned, if misguided.