Palace insiders, rightly or wrongly, had long believed they were being treated like a doormat in their own country.
Rightly or wrongly, and long ago, many states passed laws requiring that students pass minimum competency tests in order to graduate.
They may wrongly receive long-term anti-TB treatment, with all its possible side effects, and the true diagnosis may be delayed, or may never be found.
City Council Speaker Peter F. Vallone, saying that Democrats have for too long wrongly shied away from frank talk about morals, called yesterday for the establishment of a formal "values education" program in all of New York City's public schools.
Lord Stern argues that they tend to underestimate environmental damage, and wrongly assume that long-term economic-growth rates will continue unaffected even if the climate changes profoundly (see article).
But clients who are unable to sell are likely to argue that they were wrongly put into long-term securities when their intention was to buy shorter-term debt.
And when they do provide contraceptives, they often limit these to condoms, wrongly believing that long-acting hormonal methods and intra-uterine devices are inappropriate for all young women and those who have not had children.
Long, and wrongly, decried as mere boondoggles, they have begun to show real commercial promise in places as diverse as India, Hawaii, and parts of Africa where the climate is favourable, costs are low and other sources of power are expensive.
"He had been wrongly overlooked for a long time because his work suggested itself as being just funny and therefore marginal," said Penelope Curtis, director of Tate Britain and chair of the jury.
"This conference is welcome recognition of the growing international support, notably in the Pacific, for the people of West Papua to be accorded their right, so long and wrongly denied, of self-determination," Oxford East MP Andrew Smith, Chair and cofounder of the IPWP, said.
