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That represents a misunderstanding of what I do.
He says the move to prosecute represents a misunderstanding of the crisis at hand and additional resources would be better spent on addiction treatment: "I don't think any drug dealer wants to kill a customer.
The Gore position is not only that the Florida Supreme Court decision did not change the law by interpreting it, but also that this entire argument represents a misunderstanding of Section 5.
While scoring answers, we defined a misconception as an idea that: (1) is inconsistent with a scientific understanding of natural selection, (2) represents a misunderstanding of one of the major aspects of natural selection, and (3) is commonly held.
Some experts question whether the project represents a misunderstanding of the lessons of the last dozen years of war, when U.S. soldiers, despite being equipped with technology and weaponry far beyond anything their enemies possessed, were dueled to a virtual draw in Iraq and Afghanistan.
For instance, now that we have more data regarding what is actually going on when people sign up and begin participating in a MOOC, it's clear that discussion of 90%+ attrition rates represents a misunderstanding of who is and who is not really "enrolled" in a course.
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Others defended Dylan's performances, arguing that such criticism represented a misunderstanding of Dylan's art, and that no evidence for the censorship of Dylan's set-list existed.
aThese responses represent a misunderstanding of the term jaundice, since none of these persons had clinical jaundice.
Clarkson told me: Moore's point represents a common misunderstanding of a very complex subject.
He added: "It represents a fundamental misunderstanding of the principal reason why the sector welcomes the current government's efforts to lift the barriers to more service delivery by voluntary organisations.
This view represents a fundamental misunderstanding of the purpose and economics of an IPO.
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