Going IT alone Reprints Related items The merit of trading quietlyAug 10th 2000 Related topics Seattle Economic development Economics International relations Political policyIn brief, The Economist misinterprets the resistance of developing countries to a new round.
"The few areas where there were potentially harmful exposures were limited in space and time, mostly in the area very close to the wellhead during the spring and summer of 2010," says BP.Trustees compiling the NRDA retort that BP "misinterprets and misapplies data".
But can an unkind comment said in a rage, a joke that your child misinterprets, or a formal silence unravel otherwise good parenting?
The court heard he received a head injury during an endurance marathon in 2009 that affected his memory and that had caused confusion called confabulation where someone fabricates, distorts or misinterprets memories about incidents.
"Blood Simple" gets almost all its limited charge from sticking to this device, which gives the movie the pattern of farce — it works best when someone misinterprets who the enemy is but has the right response anyway.
"All I'm trying to do is exit with a little flourish; have some fun," she explains to her daughter, who misinterprets both her playfulness and the perilousness of her situation.
Marked by a pervasive suspiciousness and unjustified mistrust of others, this disorder is apparent when the individual misinterprets words and actions as having a special significance for him or as being directed against him.
If one misinterprets this phrase, one misses the very point of Vonnegut's masterpiece.
Your immune system misinterprets a harmless protein like dust or peanuts as a threat, and when you encounter it, you pay the price with sneezing, wheezing, and in the worst cases, death.
Romo is at his worst when waiting in the pocket for receivers to get open: he gets impatient, misinterprets the coverage and forces his throws.
I think Dr. Weissbourd fundamentally misinterprets the article.
