Mr. Solotaroff believed, incorrectly, that this formula could be a paying proposition.
Thirty percent believed, incorrectly, that "most" families were subject to the tax.
Equal pay was not at issue: all believed — incorrectly, as it turned out — that the War Department would pay black soldiers the same wages as white.
Within ten days, the Professor introduced Papadopoulos to a contact of his, a female Russian national, who Papadopoulos believed (incorrectly) to be Vladimir Putin's niece.
Indeed, so nasty are their expressions that it was long believed, incorrectly, that Hals had been under their supervision as a patient.
And 44percentt of those questioned believed incorrectly, in Zero-to-Three's view, that picking up a 3-month-old every time he cried would spoil him.
Consider the freshly promoted CFO who was pressured by senior colleagues to restate restructuring charges to reflect favorably, and he believed incorrectly, on the firm.
Responding officers treated the incident as a barricade situation and believed incorrectly that one of Hill's young daughters was in the home as well.
A study issued by the Government Accountability Office in April found that half of the 1,000 sponsors surveyed either did not know if they or their participants paid investment management fees or believed, incorrectly, that such fees were waived by service providers.
In the Wednesday morning SARS briefing, Bruce ellin, an aide to the health secretary, said that 62percentt of those responding to the Harvard poll believed, incorrectly, that SARS could be contracted from a blood transfusion.
"We found that I.N.S. managers, supervisors and inspectors believed incorrectly that they have broad discretion to admit aliens who do not have the required passport and visa," the report said.
