Duckface – the exaggerated pout that selfie-takers wrongly adopt in an misguided bid to make themselves look more sexually attractive – has many advocates.
Many of us wrongly adopt the "it-will-never-happen-to-me" mentality, but for millions of households, putting your head in the sand could have dreadful consequences.
This is understandable because the poem has been wrongly identified and adopted as an elegy to Kipling's son John, who lost his life at Loos on the western front in September 1915.
The calls broadcast to South Carolina voters in 2000 suggested wrongly that McCain's adopted Bangladeshi daughter was an illegitimate black child.
President Bush and Congress moved in 2004 to improve the compensation the wrongly convicted received, adopting legislation that increased payments for people exonerated of federal crimes to $50,000 per year of imprisonment, and $100,000 per year in death penalty cases.
A couple whose baby was adopted after they were wrongly accused of abuse are unlikely to ever see the child again despite being cleared, their lawyer has said.
They valued rightly and wrongly and thereby themselves with regard to adopted professional norms, a perception of a collegial consensus.
This apparent dynamic strength enhancement has been wrongly interpreted as strain-rate effect and has been adopted in both dynamic structural design and concrete-like material models for analytical and numerical simulations, which may lead to over-prediction on the dynamic strength of concrete-like materials.
If this expansive view of war were adopted, governments could arrest anyone anywhere, claim rightly or wrongly that he is a terrorist suspect, and hold him indefinitely without charge or trial as an enemy combatant.
After Pippa miscarries and Patrick is, so he claims, rendered infertile by a freak accident (for which he wrongly blames Victor), he adopts a dachshund called Dexter, which Pippa describes as his "baby substitute".
