"After a lifetime of dodging bullets in war-zones, this may turn out to be John's toughest assignment yet," said the voiceover, wrongly, as John Simpson moved in with a cantankerous old bat to allegedly find out what it's like being really, really old, not just a technical pensioner.
She said: "Wrongly applied sanctions move jobseekers further away from the job market, undermining government efforts to increase growth in the UK's ailing economy by getting more people off benefit and into work.
DNA tests later showed he was wrongly convicted, and he was moved off death row in 1994 after his sentence was commuted to life.
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.
Traffic-choked roads and overcrowded schools are wrongly seen as external problems for residents to deal with after the developers have moved on to the next project.
Though he blithely moved his family to a boarding house in Berlin run by a Jew (assuming, wrongly, that as this was not actually illegal, no harm would come of it), the book contains some jarringly prejudiced language.
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In a meeting with his Finnish counterpart in early July, Vladimir Putin claimed (wrongly) that Russian troops had been withdrawn 1500km from the Finnish border, but suggested that decision would be reviewed if Finland moved towards Nato membership.
Colbert, visibly moved, more or less demanded that Biden run for President — if he does, these several minutes on television will be cited, rightly or wrongly, as a turning point.
