This, though, would not be the first time that Microsoft has been wrongly written off.
It also tries, with varying degrees of success, to reconcile Hatherley's beliefs that both communism and modernism have been wrongly written off.
The book has convinced readers from Martin Wolf to David Willetts to Liam Byrne with its argument that the government has been wrongly written out of the story of how innovation happens.
Funny, how? Equipped with a dumbass laugh straight off Beavis and Butthead, Burns is often wrongly written off as a boorish Aussie when he is actually one of the most thoughtful acts around.
In the spirit of Twin-Earth arguments, Clark and Chalmers (1998) do consider twin-Otto, who, unlike Otto, was wrongly told, and wrote down in his notebook, that the MOMA is on 51st street, not on 53rd street.
Giuseppe, she writes, was wrongly convicted on disputed forensic scientific evidence, as later was al-Megrahi.
"Any departure from settled precedent (so the Court has often stated) demands a 'special justification over and above the belief that the precedent was wrongly decided,'" she wrote.
Some people say Sade was wrongly vilified, that his writing is just socio-political commentary and he was ahead of his time.
Four days after police officials acknowledged that a man was wrongly charged with a crime for writing a critical letter to the Staten Island borough president, police and city officials would not say how the letter got into the hands of the detectives who made the arrest, or who among their superiors authorized the man's arrest.
Mr. Bosco said in a written statement that his brother was wrongly blamed for following a policy he did not create.
This is the chap who was wrongly refused entry into the Masters Guild says Sachss and actually it was him what wrote the song.
