In the case of Sainsbury's Taste the Difference chocolate egg, incorrect information means thousands of plastic boxes may wrongly end up in recycling bins.
Who hasn't had the nightmare or masochistic fantasy of somehow wrongly ending up in a psychiatric hospital and realising that every panicky thing you would then do — scream, plead, rage, desperately mimic the mannerisms of sanity that would otherwise come naturally — would of course be interpreted as madness?
On that Sunday in November, this newspaper (without whom…) carried a piece I wrote about my father, a dear man whose life was lived well and ended wrongly.
An earlier version wrongly said Babar Ahmad ended up in Guantánamo Bay.
Mr. Clark, the defense lawyer, said that some innocent men, wrongly accused, could have ended up in a file as well.
When the hunt was on for the killer of Rachel Nickell on Wimbledon Common in 1992, detectives took advice from a psychological profiler, went up a blind alley and ended up wrongly accusing Colin Stagg with the crime.
After site members, known as Redditors, turned into amateur sleuths and ended up wrongly identifying several people as possible suspects, Reddit went from a font of crowdsourced information to a purveyor of false accusations, to the subject of a reprimand by the president of the United States himself, to the center of another furious debate about the responsibilities of digital media.
In despair, Arrius wrongly believes the battle ended in defeat and attempts to atone in the Roman way by "falling on his sword", but Ben-Hur stops him.
Ultimately, she ended up wrongly accusing Driscoll of talking during the interview and insulting her by hanging up, which he did not apparently do.
To justify such a radical policy change, Sen. Vitter wrongly claims that ending birthright citizenship is necessary because it is a "huge magnet for more illegal crossings" into the country.
