Correction: This article originally misreported that Thiel invested $7 million.
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These were far from the only records that were misreported.
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I think it's been in some quarters misinterpreted and misreported.
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"For some reason it continues to be misreported," Tillerson complained.
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"For some reason, it continues to be misreported," Tillerson said.
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"For some reason, it continues to be misreported," Tillerson complained.
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Numbers are often misreported, which can undermine popular understanding of risk.
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Inflation may no longer be misreported, but looks stuck at 35%.
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Misreported or missing earnings could delay your eligibility or reduce your benefit.
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"It is astounding to me about how much is misreported," Kelly said.
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Shelby Sharpe, Patterson's lawyer, said Patterson's actions and remarks have been misreported.
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"Our move into news has been misreported over and over again," he stated.
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Correction: An earlier version misreported the substance of what CNBC's sources had disclosed.
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Correction: A previous version of this story misreported when Prince Alwaleed was released.
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But there is nothing to suggest Vindman misreported any of those words themselves.
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That was picked up around the country and misreported as a done deal.
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Remedies included refunding fees, closing unwanted accounts and correcting information misreported to credit bureaus.
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The company has also misreported metrics about Page reach and more on several occasions.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story misreported Hulu viewer estimates as subscriber estimates.
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"It's been very much misreported that we failed with health care," Mr. Trump said.
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Mr. Trump insisted that the bill's approach to pre-existing conditions had been misreported.
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The art consultant misreported an inheritance of $3.7 million as $1 million to the IRS.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article misreported how many times Miranda was on stage.
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It's likely more lives were lost because anti-trans violence is often unreported or misreported.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story misreported the expected launch date of this shoe.
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And, finally, the campaign finance laws create avenues for identifying and prosecuting unreported or misreported contributions.
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Correction: In our Friday newsletter, we misreported the location where an e-scooter caught on fire.
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The ensuing investigation found that Ghosn misreported his income to make it appear lower, it added.
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The ensuing investigation found that Ghosn misreported his income to make it appear lower, it added.
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Ito has long stood firm that the facts of his relationship with Epstein have been misreported.
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In addition, BRF allegedly misreported use of certain antibiotics as recently as March 2018, police said.
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She grew frustrated with media outlets when they got the facts wrong or misreported what she said.
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Various initial news stories had misreported what videos were posted when and which were livestreamed on Facebook.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story misreported one of the dates China approved the Trump trademarks.
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Mnuchin said the honeymoon story was "misreported" and denied his Kentucky trip was related to the eclipse.
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It was not the first time Africa Command, based in Germany, had misreported events in conflict zones.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story misreported that Kamille McKinney was kidnapped from her own birthday party.
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The last Obama campaign had millions of dollars of misreported information and paid a fine, as is typical.
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MNUCHIN: SO, LET ME BE VERY SPECIFIC ON ZTE BECAUSE I ALSO THINK THE STORY HAS BEEN MISREPORTED.
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Tesla has denied that it has misreported workplace injuries and failed to use safety markings for aesthetic reasons.
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The company said it had also misreported test dates and weather conditions in ways that flattered vehicles' performance.
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"When I watch TV in the morning, it is astounding to me how much is misreported," he said.
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CNN initially misreported that Trump's eldest son received a "heads-up" email from WikiLeaks on September 4, 2016.
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Correction: This article originally misreported the amount of water needed to produce and export one bottle of Fiji Water.
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This time around, there are only two corrections to misreported metrics, and one change that's more of an improvement.
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Correction (8/9): Some elements of Deutsche Welle's story were originally misreported due to a miscommunication from local police.
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In a statement, GlobalFoundries said Jha's remarks were misreported, and denied that the company was working directly with Tesla.
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Dunham and Girls co-creator Jenni Konner issued a statement supporting Miller and insinuating that Perrineau "misreported" her alleged rape.
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The data set excluded any articles that were based on false insinuations, misreported news, or partisan misrepresentations of real events.
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The plaintiffs allege essentially that TJSL, responding to financial incentives, knowingly inflated and misreported its employment statistics to prospective students.
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The joint tax returns were matched with the Social Security Administration's data, so there's less chance that gender is misreported.
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Is there anything here that you are seeing routinely misreported or misconstrued in the press on animal-to-human diseases?
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If those 20103 misreported noncitizens had indeed voted, then suddenly it would look as if 10 percent of noncitizens voted.
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Now, scrutiny is shifting to the company's advertising platform — the core of Facebook's business, where it has consistently misreported relevant data.
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We also misreported that Guo worked with a company called Aware Networks; it is Awake Security (formerly known as Awake Networks).
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Nevada Democrats say they won't use the app that misreported Iowa caucus results and led to delays in declaring a winner.
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Mark Zuckerberg is not limited to just two years working in the government while still controlling Facebook, as has been widely misreported.
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"...You read off a laundry list of your concerns about the press and things you feel like are misreported," Acosta told Sanders.
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Commonly misreported as the Swedish crown jewels, the antiquities were intended as monarchial symbols for the royal tombs, located within the cathedral.
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It's unclear whether the rumors were true and Timberlake hastily scuttled the idea, or if TMZ misreported his plans for the halftime show.
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The regulation calls for all assets that were not reported or were misreported in the amnesty program, and which were obtained between Jan.
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" However, Abowd's overall argument is against adding the question, stating that "citizenship status is misreported at a very high rate for non-citizens.
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A delegate from Alaska requested the state's vote tally be recounted, saying his state's vote count had been misreported in favor of Trump.
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According to Reveal, Tesla misreported workplace injuries, avoided using safety markings for aesthetic reasons, and failed to give injured employees proper medical care.
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Alibaba leaders have denied 'sensational' claims made in viral Weibo post that said the Chinese e-commerce giant misreported its Singles Day sales.
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Instead of using gestational length records, which could be misreported, the authors looked at daily birth rates, which tend to be more accurate.
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CORRECTION: This article originally misreported the author's own math to say that an average of 60 children, rather than 65, were being separated.
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Because your Social Security benefit is based on your work record, any error of misreported or missing earnings could result in you receiving less.
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If voters were inconsistent, it would be a sign that the category was contaminated by the tiny number of voters who misreported their citizenship.
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Earlier this week, transport minister Robert Goodwill said that the incident — misreported or not — did not necessarily mean the UK needs new, stricter drone regulation.
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The problem is that many in the media—displaying a basic ignorance of how publishing works—have misreported Trump's charitable giving and greatly exaggerated it.
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Initially, it was widely misreported that Weeping Angel allowed the CIA to remotely hack certain models of Samsung televisions, creating a possible mass surveillance program.
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The HRC notes that incidences of anti-transgender violence sometimes go unreported or misreported, and many victims are misgendered by police departments or the media.
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Perhaps the hospital misreported the number or it the number has increased (although Ms. Marnane did not dispute it when I presented it to her).
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Spice also has the advantage over GPS-guided weapons of working when a target's exact position is unknown, or if the co-ordinates have been misreported.
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For all of the pop culture acclaim Vigoda built up over the years, he was perhaps most notorious for being the subject of misreported death announcements.
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What the US should do The statement has been widely misreported as North Korea unilaterally backing down from its earlier threat or putting it off indefinitely.
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"When I watch TV in the morning, it is astounding to me how much is misreported," Kelly told the reporters in the White House briefing room.
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" He claimed Thursday that he was misreported, tweeting, "the language used by me at the DACA meeting was tough, but this was not the language used.
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Credit Suisse did not announce the market disruption and Janus misreported the notes' value, according to the most recent lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan.
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Later that day, Lena Dunham and Girls co-creator Jenni Konner issued a statement voicing their support of Miller and insinuating that Perrineau "misreported" her alleged rape.
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Mnuchin's defense: Mnuchin told Politico's Ben White that the honeymoon story was "misreported" and the use of such a plane would only be for "national security" purposes.
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Prosecutors said that to secretly receive the bribes, Thiam opened a Hong Kong bank account and misreported his occupation to conceal his status as a government official.
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It also allegedly misreported its customer numbers and growth percentages, giving the impression that new signups and revenue growth were increasing when the opposite was actually true.
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On Friday, Zuckerberg penned an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, defending his company and hitting out at "misreported" claims that the social network sells user data.
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It also doesn't help Mueller that the mainstream media recently misreported some aspects of the Russia probe, adding to the "fake news" narrative Trump built around the investigation.
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Dunham had released a statement in November 85033, writing that she and others on the show were confident that Miller's accuser, actress Aurora Perrineau, had "misreported" her assault.
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According to the most recent lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court in Manhattan, Credit Suisse did not announce the market disruption and Janus misreported the notes' value.
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Media outlets like CNN, Bloomberg, and the Wall Street Journal misreported critical facts in a way that erroneously suggested nefarious or illegal action on the part of Trump associates.
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A large study of Remainers and Leavers by the London School of Economics and Oxford University was misreported as finding that even most Remainers now backed a hard Brexit.
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He kept a close eye on reviews, but he wrote acerbically about music critics and sometimes taped his interviews with them — perhaps for evidence, in case they misreported something.
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He argued that last year&aposs $6 billion investment from SoftBank fell below an expected $20 billion but was misreported and turned out to be beneficial for both parties.
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" Notably, the recanvass did not address one major complaint raised by the Buttigieg campaign: that the number of state delegate equivalents awarded in satellite caucuses was "miscalculated and misreported.
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They have misdescribed the way the law works now, misrepresented why trans people access single-sex spaces and misreported the ways in which trans organisations believe the law should change.
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Steven Mnuchin, the treasury secretary, asked to use a government jet to take him on his European honeymoon; that request was withdrawn, and Mr Mnuchin claims the story was "misreported".
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Other items included stories that were misreported but quickly corrected, as when Time magazine falsely reported that Trump removed a bust of Martin Luther King, Jr. from the Oval Office.
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The fact is, election machines are built by people, and people are capable of error; a single processing flaw could lead to lost data, misreported data or entire system failures.
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During their history-making run, the duo misreported that a grand jury had received specific testimony about a secret slush fund controlled by Nixon's chief of staff, H. R. Haldeman.
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Mr. Trump also seized on previously misreported information about an interview Mr. Macron gave last week suggesting that Europe needed its own army to defend itself from the United States.
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Spano's attorney sent a letter to the Federal Election Commission shortly after the election acknowledging that Spano had misreported the source of the funds and filed updated campaign-finance reports.
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Ultimately, misreported deaths—whether they're done unintentionally or to placate a family—and vague death certificates lead to distorted data that ends up in public health officials or lawmakers' hands.
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Indeed, some media misreported Switzer as the first woman to run the Boston Marathon when in fact Gibb ran a year earlier, and finished almost an hour ahead of Switzer.
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Surely there are more complex areas of law than Federal Aviation Administration drone regulations (hello, copyright law), but few are so intentionally misleading, arbitrarily enforced, or regularly misreported by the press.
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The agency said it's trying to reduce the risk of improper payments due to unreported or misreported income among participants of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly known as food stamps.
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In 2015, Greenpeace found numerous cases of illegal Chinese fishing in West African waters, including ships that misreported their coordinates or underreported their tonnage: known ploys to fish in prohibited areas.
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Following the book's publication, Bannon said his comments were misreported, but the damage was done: Trump quickly turned on "Sloppy Steve," and Breitbart News, the pro-Trump publication, parted ways with Bannon.
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Baran said that the law allows for civil penalties if an expenditure is misreported unintentionally, but a criminal case could be brought if the misrepresentation is shown to be willful and knowing.
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The agreement adds that Mueller's office won't prosecute Flynn for additional crimes they outlined in his statement of offense Friday, such as his misreported foreign lobbying filings about his work for Turkey.
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The ambassador of the Maldives to neighboring Sri Lanka, Mohamed Hussain Shareef, said the visa process was changed after some journalists misreported the country's moderate faith and about the security of tourists.
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Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg penned an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, defending his company once again, and hitting out at "misreported" claims that the social network sells user data.
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Just the fact that they were two huge hip-hop icons that again, a lot of those misreported things just kind of blew… There wasn't a beef like that with those two.
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Shelly Harms, the elected clerk of Thomas County, said in a phone interview that her office reported correct data to the state and then corrected it when the state misreported the data.
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On Twitter, people pointed to the Microsoft software being used by precincts to tally the votes as a potential source of misreported votes, especially after the platform suffered an outage during the caucus.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday that Cohen is also being investigated for tax fraud, with prosecutors trying to determine whether income from his taxi-medallion business was misreported on federal tax returns.
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The move is notable given the increased privacy concerns around the mobile messenger as of late, following the uproar over a misreported news story that implied the app had a backdoor in its software.
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The Girls creator and star had released a statement earlier in the evening alongside series co-creator Jenni Konner, in which they voiced their support for Miller and insinuated that Perrineau "misreported" the rape.
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" But the memo lists more shortcomings than advantages associated with asking about citizenship, saying that the downsides would include the fact that "citizenship status is misreported at a very high rate for non-citizens.
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Mr. Spicer argued on Friday that CNN had misreported a series of exchanges between Reince Priebus, the White House chief of staff, and leaders of the F.B.I. in the wake of the Times report.
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Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan announced the settlement on Thursday, the latest accord to result from a 2005 lawsuit in Cook County Circuit Court alleging various drugmakers misreported what pharmacies paid for their drugs.
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I've never come across a story that has been so uniformly misreported—hundreds of outlets covered Apple's "Environmental Responsibility Report," and not one article I read came remotely close to getting the story right.
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The company is currently facing legal action from an unrelated group of advertisers who allege that Facebook knowingly misreported video metrics, inflating views for more than a year, and accusing the company of ad fraud.
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It caps off a week of huge reporting blunders on the Russia probe after ABC News mischaracterized Michael Flynn's planned testimony and Reuters and Bloomberg misreported the target of a Mueller subpoena of Deutsche Bank.
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The Wall Street Journal, citing multiple people familiar with the investigation, reported Tuesday that federal prosecutors in New York are evaluating whether Cohen's income from his taxi-medallion business was misreported in federal tax returns.
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The president went missing during the immediate hours after the disaster without offering any explanation, and the mainstream conservative media misreported a supposedly successful rescue mission, while the independent media broadcast live from the scene.
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Even after that ordeal, they said, the building misreported the amount of water it was withdrawing and discharging into the Chicago River each day — and that forced officials to seek a modified permit in 2013.
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David Maxwell, associate director for the Center for Security Studies at Georgetown University, said that Ambassador Mun may have misunderstood Mr. Assad, or his aides may have misreported what they thought the Syrian leader said.
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Although the tale of a Florida man billed $85033,400 for coronavirus test may have been misreported, the broader fear that patients will be billed extortionate amounts at hospitals by out-of-network providers is real.
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Two recent crashes (one fatal) that potentially involved Tesla's semi-autonomous auto-pilot systems — and last year's misreported stories on Google autonomous car crashes — have helped stoke fears that robot cars are not to be trusted.
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On Saturday, just one day after Donald Trump was inaugurated, Spicer attacked the gathered media in his first White House press briefing, telling them that they had misreported the number of people who had attended the inauguration.
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After Perrineau accused Miller of allegedly sexually assaulting her as a teen, Dunham and Girls co-creator Jenni Konner issued a statement voicing their support of the writer and insinuating that his accuser "misreported" her alleged rape.
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While our first instinct is to listen to every woman's story, our insider knowledge of Murray's situation makes us confident that sadly this accusation is one of the 3% of assault cases that are misreported every year.
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In recent weeks, several younger journalists cited in Merchants of Truth have sparked a huge backlash to the book on social media, claiming that Abramson has misreported everything from their gender to the color of their shoes.
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Trump aides went out of their way to attack the media, claiming it had misreported allegations of Russian collusion all along, and vowed to hound Democrats over the issue in the run-up to the 2020 election.
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While our first instinct is to listen to every woman's story, our insider knowledge of Murray's situation makes us confident that sadly this accusation is one of the three percent of assault cases that are misreported every year.
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While our first instinct is to listen to every woman's story, our insider knowledge of Murray's situation makes us confident that sadly this accusation is one of the 3 percent of assault cases that are misreported every year.
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Iowa party officials are taking a second look at the results from 95 precincts — about 5 percent of the statewide total — after The Times last week uncovered miscalculated and misreported results on the paperwork of various caucus leaders.
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As for the finding of misreported research data, he said that in two papers, he mistakenly reported the wrong ages for preschool children, but that other studies on the same topic have shown the same results for all ages.
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Little's memories of the crimes are fading, and the women he targeted were often sex workers or drug addicts whose deaths were either misreported as drug overdoses or accidents, or whose bodies were never found in the first place.
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While it was misreported that Zuckerberg could only work in government for up to two years while controlling Facebook, TechCrunch found that there's actually no limit, as long as he owns enough of the company or has board approval.
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APRA, which alongside the central bank is responsible for financial stability in the country, did not say how many funds it had sent the letter to and did not name any funds that it believed had misreported cash holdings.
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"I believe we have to be honest with the American people," Spicer said at a White House news conference, two days after being criticized for claiming that certain media outlets had misreported the size of the crowd to witness Trump's inauguration.
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If you don't know ... Beyonce's dad claimed recently that Bey and Kelly Rowland were "constantly being harassed" by members of Jagged Edge back when they were touring together in the late '90s, though it was initially misreported as sexual harassment.
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"While our first instinct is to listen to every woman's story, our insider knowledge of Murray's situation makes us confident that sadly this accusation is one of the 3 percent of assault cases that are misreported every year," the pair said.
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But sexual assault survivors and advocates have been quick to point out that rape and sexual assault is only misreported about eight percent of the time, which is about the same, or lower, than the rate of misreporting for other crimes.
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As Washington, D.C., bureau chief beginning in 2000, Abramson occupied an important perch at the Times as it misreported the government's claims over Iraq's supposed weapons of mass destruction, a debacle she recounts with honesty and regret in Merchants of Truth.
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The news syncs up with rumors in the commercial art world before the auction that Louvre Abu Dhabi was looking to purchase the painting, but why the reports of its buyer were misreported by major news outlets is certainly odd.
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While our first instinct is to listen to every woman’s story, our insider knowledge of Murray’s situation makes us confident that sadly this accusation is one of the 3 percent of assault cases that are misreported every year.
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"While our first instinct is to listen to every woman's story, our insider knowledge of Murray's situation makes us confident that sadly this accusation is one of the 3% of assault cases that are misreported every year," the pair said at the time.
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For the specific survey, the Current Population Survey, used in the Jolliffe paper, they argue that the rate of extreme poverty is much lower, thanks to misreported earnings and assets data, as well as including transfer programs like Social Security and tax credits.
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"While our first instinct is to listen to every woman's story, our insider knowledge of Murray's situation makes us confident that sadly this accusation is one of the 3% of assault cases that are misreported every year," the pair said at the time.
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"While our first instinct is to listen to every woman's story, our insider knowledge of Murray's situation makes us confident that sadly this accusation is one of the 223% of assault cases that are misreported every year," the pair said in the statement.
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I believe one week after they made those tweets—and their tweets are included in the book—they say that they realized that all that [Nimble America] was was that they put up a billboard, and that the media had misreported what happened.
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"While our first instinct is to listen to every woman's story, our insider knowledge of Murray's situation makes us confident that sadly this accusation is one of the 3 percent of assault cases that are misreported every year," she wrote in 2017.
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This month, one firm deliberately misreported the spilling of nearly 70 tonnes of petrochemicals into the sea at the Quanzhou port in southeast Fujian province, the local government said in a statement, adding that seven company workers have been arrested and several officials dismissed.
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"Previous studies may have misreported the detection of immature neurons, because the proteins used to mark these neurons in animals may not work the same way in humans," lead author Shawn Sorrells, a neurosurgeon and member of the Alvarez-Buylla lab at UCSF, told Gizmodo via email.
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President Trump is up early tweeting this Saturday morning, and he's going after one reporter in particular: ABC News' Brian Ross, who previously misreported a story that Trump, as a presidential candidate, instructed Michael Flynn to set up a meeting with the Russians during the election.
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Mr. Trump also said he might not raise the issue of election interference when he meets with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia next week, and he complained that the "fake news" media misreported whether he would accept help from Russia or China during his re-election campaign.
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According to state-run news agency Xinhua, Fan has been ordered to pay almost $130 million, after she misreported how much money she had received for certain film projects, using so-called "yin-yang contracts" to conceal from the authorities her true remuneration and avoid millions of dollars in taxes.
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He says that the story around "No Fucks" has been misreported by the press in Georgia; he received permission to film the video in his classroom, he says, and underage students, who only appeared in the classroom scenes either way, had to have their parents sign a release form in advance.
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The FDA reports that Natural Cycles has a "perfect use" failure rate of 1.8 percent in clinical studies, meaning that 1.8 in 100 women who use the app for a year will become pregnant, either because the app misreported a day as not fertile or because their form of protection failed on a fertile day.
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"While our first instinct is to listen to every woman's story, our insider knowledge of Murray's situation makes us confident that sadly this accusation is one of the 3 percent of assault cases that are misreported every year," Dunham and co-producer and writer Jenni Konner wrote in a statement to The Hollywood Reporter.
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We further examined the underlying Form 477 data and discovered that BarrierFree appears to have simply submitted as its coverage area a list of every single Census block in each of eight states in which it claimed service: CT, DC, MD, NJ, NY, PA, RI, and VA. Further investigation strongly suggests BarrierFree grossly misreported its deployment.
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"Either the World Internet Conference and the People's Republic of China have misreported the events that took place during their own conference or Fadi Chehade isn't being completely honest with the United States Senate," he said in a statement Tuesday, citing a December report that he said indicates Chehadé met with the committee during the conference.
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"Numerous press stories have misreported that our statement yesterday incorrectly claimed that the New York Times was reporting details from Mr. Comey's memos the day before President Trump's May 12, 85033 tweet because, according to these reports, the first New York Times story to mention the memos specifically was May 16, which was after the tweet," Kasowitz said.
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First, the saga of Leif Olson, the Department of Labor employee who was canned (and then reinstated) after Bloomberg misreported his sarcastic criticism of the anti-Semitic right as genuine anti-Semitism; and second, the case of Jamie R. Riley, an assistant vice president and dean of students at the University of Alabama, who resigned after his tweets criticizing America were highlighted by Breitbart News.
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Take, for example, when Fox News conservative commentator Sean Hannity misreported to millions that First Lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE was deleting tweets referencing Mrs.
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So this new Caro is not the long-promised fifth volume, not about the collision with Bobby Kennedy, or the much-misreported advent of the Great Society, or the president's years of war in Vietnam, where Caro left us with young G.I.s wading through the Mekong River, holding their rifles above their heads waist deep in the Big Muddy and, as Pete Seeger lamented, the "big fool" said to push on.
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The deletion comes the same morning that White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayIllinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Trump health chief: Officials actively 'working on' ObamaCare replacement plan Campaign aide: Trump asking questions shared by 'millions of Americans' with Epstein conspiracy theory MORE said the president is owed an apology from any organization that misreported or criticized him for calling undocumented immigrants "animals" when he was specifically referring to MS-28503 gang members, considered by some as the most dangerous in the country.
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