But it is also the one most likely to be used incorrectly.
And even when children are put in them, 80 per cent are used incorrectly, according to the Transport Research Laboratory.
Most commonly, outbreaks of puberty in children are traced to accidental drug exposures from products that are used incorrectly.
In July, professors at Johns Hopkins University and Rice University analyzed the software code for the company's touch-screen voting machines and concluded that there was "no evidence of rigorous software engineering discipline" and that "cryptography, when used at all, is used incorrectly".
Relatedly, Brian Williams of MSNBC sent me a message over the air recently: "If you're listening, do a Sunday column on disenfranchised that's being used incorrectly by both sides".
Implicit in the instructions is a warning that troops are at risk if they are aloof from the locals and uncaring of their needs — and of the certain dangers if intelligence sources are used incorrectly.
The word majolica is sometimes used loosely when applied to wares made in the Italian style but outside Italy, just as faience is used incorrectly when applied to Egyptian blue-glazed ware and certain kinds of Middle Eastern ware.
The report said that over nearly four decades, police systems meant to spot connections and patterns among accusations made in different parts of the country were used incorrectly or not at all.
