The common name, according to Mr. Tucker and Mr. DeBaggio, probably evolved from the German "meerrettich," which means sea-radish (the plant grows wild in coastal areas), which was misunderstood by the English, who associated "meer" with "mahre," an old horse.
That's when I saw that the site had tweeted "Actress Cory Monteithh's death 'completely not shocking to me.' " The depth with which addiction is misunderstood and misrepresented in this country amazes me.
But Ukip is also remarkable because of the extent to which its support is misunderstood.
Rafik Ghaki, a Salafist lawyer and activist, said Salafists would continue to push for Shariah law, which he believes is misunderstood and could produce fair justice even for Tunisia's non-Muslim citizens.
On Tuesday, Gyongyosi said he was sorry for making comments which "could be misunderstood".
They contest the accuracy of the quotation, which may be misunderstood to represent their current view.
We have a very clear and very clearly communicated zero-tolerance alcohol policy which cannot be misunderstood.
*They should not term briefings "off the record", which can be misunderstood, but, instead, "non-reportable" or "embargoed".
This value was reported per mole of chain atom, which has been misunderstood by other researchers as being per mole of structural units.
In it, natural selection is described as a "driving force" that rigorously "sifts" genetic variation, which could be misunderstood to imply that it takes an active role in prompting evolutionary change.
