A series of failures, particularly in analytic trade craft, led to the mischaracterization of the intelligence.
The mischaracterization of her work is easy to trace: "Life?
I'm guessing that when the Nazis started talking about "Jewish tendencies" he objected to the mischaracterization of those "tendencies" but not necessarily to the idea that a "race" had "tendencies".
From our perspective, the practicalities of real-world problems are often obscured by the mischaracterization of good results in limited contexts, theoretical frameworks built around artificial problems, and a deep sea of technical minutiae.
He blamed the media for the "mischaracterization" of Trump's story.
The mischaracterization of her son's accidental death as a homicide fits in with another pattern, though.
As Miss Americas, we strongly reject the mischaracterizations of us both collectively and individually.
Finally, the committee found no evidence that the intelligence community's mischaracterization or exaggeration of intelligence on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction capabilities was the result of politics or pressure.
That's the job of intelligence experts.
The evolution of intelligence may be hard.
