It turns out that this was a rare (and therefore misunderstood) example of a Murray joke.
Forty years after the Civil Rights Act of 1964, it seems that the word is an easy-to-say, often misunderstood, bland example of bizspeak that belies the complexity and heterogeneity of the problems, issues, and solutions that it is meant to connote.
Overall, Austen scholars have pointed out that these early reviewers did not know what to make of her novels for example, they misunderstood her use of irony.
For example, they misunderstood the Eucharist so poorly that they accused Christians of cannibalism, which would be a very literal interpretation of "this is my body".
The questions were misunderstood as asking, for example, how much the cancer had influenced their sexual function, or how their current sexual function was.
Unfortunately this image shared 10 years ago as a far-western blot example was misunderstood to be the actual far-western blot for HIV-1 Nef as a bait and published in Cell Death and Disease 2012 article.
Smiley cites statements made by Republicans campaigning for the GOP nomination as examples of how misunderstood and maligned the poor have become in America.
The post-1642 Rembrandt would develop into the "real" Rembrandt, profoundly at one with his inner self and a classic example of a misunderstood genius.
Frozen granular, for example, is often misunderstood to be ice, when it is actually "a hard surface of old snow formed by granules freezing together after a rain or warm temperatures".
One example of a misunderstood item was "Were you concerned about your safety or that of others in traffic or while operating machinery?".
They do it to put a face on an often-frightening or misunderstood medical condition, to show by example how these illnesses are survivable.
