This was a terrible mistake, he concluded.
That is a mistake, Gordon concluded.
In Blink Malcolm Gladwell talks about doctors who get sued for making mistakes and conclude that whilst most doctors are human and will make mistakes in their career, people normally only sue them if they dislike them.
Above all, though, they include the need to make a success of the rebuilding of Iraq, as the key part of a broader effort to stabilise, modernise and, yes, democratise the Middle East.Many readers, feeling that Mr Bush has the right vision in foreign policy even if he has made many mistakes, will conclude that the safest option is to leave him in office to finish the job he has started.
It was surprising that the board did not question Mrs. Clinton or her two top deputies because, as Thomas Pickering, the former diplomat who co-chaired the inquiry explained, the board concluded mistakes were made by less senior officials.
These "mistakes," the report concluded, "stem from the refusal... to modify [the Park's scientists'] intuitive, but statistically and scientifically unproven, belief that DBOC mariculture activities... .. disturb harbor seals in Drakes Estero.
Obama's key mistake, Scheiber concludes, was to "undershoot".
But it's a mistake to conclude that these races are inherently "easier".
Yet it would be a mistake to conclude that Macroeconomic Advisers overstated the case.
But it would be a mistake to conclude that the former caused the latter.
