No. That is a widespread misunderstanding, but a misunderstanding, nonetheless.
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Both are about intense but furtive love affairs that are thwarted by misunderstanding after misunderstanding.
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What's not okay is Bialik's fundamental misunderstanding of how harassment works — a misunderstanding that makes the piece careen into victim-blaming territory.
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"There's this general misunderstanding about people of color, and also this general misunderstanding about working-class people that you hear," Murray said.
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Cardi B told Howard Stern the pair had tried to resolve a "misunderstanding": I never was feuding with anybody; there was a misunderstanding.
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" He added, "Maybe it could have been a misunderstanding.
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There are deeper issues — mistrust, misunderstanding, conflicting political pressures.
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No, most rape is not the result of a misunderstanding.
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Most jokes like this depend on some sort of misunderstanding.
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The press corps at times seemed invested in misunderstanding her.
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But you know, there's a misunderstanding and it's being cleared.
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These two Americas are deeply divided by mistrust and misunderstanding.
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But a simple misunderstanding can have dangerous fallout on Survivor.
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This is a basic misunderstanding of what is going on.
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But that's a big misunderstanding of how these payments work.
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Blue Jays catcher Russell Martin said it was a misunderstanding.
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Despite autism's prevalence, misunderstanding and miseducation often lead to bullying.
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" Rams management says the whole thing is a giant "misunderstanding.
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This actually came after Jay had a misunderstanding with Adam.
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"That's a fundamental misunderstanding of black voters," Sellers told us.
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Mr. DeFriest's initial crime in Florida was arguably a misunderstanding.
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I think people are misunderstanding how that's going to go.
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A misunderstanding occurred and there was no battery or trespassing.
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"There's so much misunderstanding going," Kylie, 19, told the camera.
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Still, it's easy to see how this misunderstanding came about.
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There's a misunderstanding that bull markets die of old age.
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It points at a big, terrible misunderstanding we're all in.
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What do you think is the biggest misunderstanding about LA?
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What do you think is the biggest misunderstanding about Instamoms?
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That's what I had understood, but maybe now I'm misunderstanding.
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It's all justified by a misunderstanding of the First Amendment.
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We sincerely apologize to Charlie and Candace for this misunderstanding.
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However, there has been some misunderstanding about how AMP works.
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It's misunderstanding bisexuality and treating it as a personality type.
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About 20 minutes into this misunderstanding it escalated almost instantly.
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There is, however, one misunderstanding that needs clearing up, viz.
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European misunderstanding and confusion The Europeans are up in arms.
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Yet there is still a lot of misunderstanding around it.
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In fact she seemed pretty entertained by the whole misunderstanding.
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"You're misunderstanding what pedophilia means," he said on the podcast.
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Russian officials blamed the earlier itinerary item on a misunderstanding.
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Is it because the pithy length lends itself to misunderstanding?
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What do you think is the biggest misunderstanding about you?
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They must be misunderstanding, or they must have been misled.
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But that's a gross misunderstanding of how admissions policies work.
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That opens up the work to possible misunderstanding or misinterpretation.
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But they may be misunderstanding the silence from elected Republicans.
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SAM Can you put this down to an unfortunate misunderstanding?
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This approach demonstrates a profound misunderstanding of how Congress works.
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This assumption involves a basic misunderstanding of Middle East politics.
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You know, she was sure that it was a misunderstanding.
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" Another common misunderstanding is referring to the holiday as "St.
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And unfortunately there's a lot of misunderstanding in Bess's world.
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That can lead people to conspiracy theories, misinformation, and misunderstanding.
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He thought it had to be some kind of misunderstanding.
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But that was either a feint or some bigger misunderstanding.
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So my entire life has been based on a misunderstanding.
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I'm afraid there might be a slight misunderstanding between us.
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This is a fairly major misunderstanding of the Marxist worldview.
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Blanco said in a press release: "'Loner' is a song about misunderstanding—and more than misunderstanding it's a song about a universal feeling of not feeling worthy enough, not feeling good enough," he said.
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It wasn't a misunderstanding or me wishing later it hadn't happened.
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"It was a drunk and dramatic misunderstanding," Evans, 26, told E!
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I'm sorry for the misunderstanding that caused my ill-worded tweet.
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KEANE: You know, there&aposs a lot of misunderstanding about this.
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Tate's unarmed character after a tragic misunderstanding just to prove the
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But the misunderstanding runs much deeper -- and traces back much further.
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And I think all the things that happened were a misunderstanding.
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She told BuzzFeed News that the violation stemmed from a misunderstanding.
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"There's so much misunderstanding going on," she says in the clip.
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There is a fundamental misunderstanding of the job, she tells me.
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Such analogies betray a fundamental misunderstanding of how EU negotiations work.
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"You know, it started off as a misunderstanding," Cole Whittle says.
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Sorry for the misunderstanding Love you guys and THANK YOU ALL!!
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But the FBI itself says that it was all a misunderstanding.
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Mann told CNN affiliate WSB that the arrest was a misunderstanding.
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But this is simply a misunderstanding of what machine intelligence is.
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Outside the jail, he told us it was a huge misunderstanding.
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But no one dares to confront the authorities with their misunderstanding.
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A lot of students chalked up the incident to a misunderstanding.
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I might be completely misunderstanding the reactions of those around me.
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I spent every day misunderstanding the symptoms as terrible jet lag.
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Societal pressure and misunderstanding can have real psychological impact, Hollingdale says.
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Mark Lowe, the owner of HOUSE, says it's all a misunderstanding.
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Another misunderstanding concerns how the bank goes about acquiring government bonds.
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This is based on a misunderstanding of what a blockchain is.
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"It's a fundamental misunderstanding of what the message is," she said.
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Spicer told Germany's Der Spiegel that Friday's incident was a misunderstanding.
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But many people with disabilities still face rampant discrimination and misunderstanding.
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At best, USFWS's recommendation represents a simple misunderstanding of FERC's authority.
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He had, in point of fact, created a gentle, genial misunderstanding.
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Police notes from the event say it was considered a misunderstanding.
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It turned out to be a misunderstanding; there was no gunman.
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As a result, the slightest miscalculation or misunderstanding can quickly spiral.
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Kota told Bloomberg that his conviction was based on a misunderstanding.
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Taser says there is no excuse for officers misunderstanding the risks.
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There had never been a fight, it declared, only a misunderstanding.
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Uber's spokesperson referred to the #DeleteUber trend as an unfortunate misunderstanding.
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" This was later denied by Doolan, who called this a "misunderstanding.
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The misunderstanding concerns nothing less than the nature of politics itself.
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A spokeswoman for Party City said that was a big misunderstanding.
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What Mr. Trump's excuses all reveal, however, is a basic misunderstanding.
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Or do you think they are misunderstanding or exploiting youth culture?
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Mr. Poll attributed the walkout to a "misunderstanding" with union leaders.
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Ren Zhengfei: I think your idea might come from a misunderstanding.
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"We never anticipated that people would have some misunderstanding," he said.
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In what universe is this the result of a tragic misunderstanding?
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We were led to believe we were misunderstanding a medical technique.
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There's a fundamental misunderstanding when people say health care is slow.
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What happened, then, was surely a result of a pardonable misunderstanding.
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It reinforces misunderstanding that helps increase our terrible economic-inequality problem.
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So it's concerning that there's a lot of misunderstanding about debt.
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That means they're prone to misunderstanding the stuff you post online.
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The aftermath: Lochte later apologized, saying the incident was a misunderstanding.
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Creativity is an antidote to isolationism, paranoia, misunderstanding, and violent intolerance.
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Estherwood Mayor Donald Popp thinks it was all a big misunderstanding.
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The "Goldberg" project seems to have arisen from a historical misunderstanding.
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But that empathy may have led to a huge historical misunderstanding.
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It's a misunderstanding of science and history that is totally flawed.
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We apologize for any troubles may have caused by this misunderstanding.
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To conflate the two represents a fundamental misunderstanding of the issues.
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"I think there's a misunderstanding about the work," Turner tells Creators.
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That contrived misunderstanding between Richard and Laurie leads to a second contrived misunderstanding when Richard walks into the wrong conference room and winds up spilling invective to a tech blogger he assumes is Raviga's P.R. person.
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There's also a sense that the public is misunderstanding the company's ideals.
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The rest owed itself to a widespread misunderstanding of his injury status.
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The Attorney General's prediction is predicated on a fundamental misunderstanding of DFS.
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It's a misunderstanding of how black communities think about race and politics.
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After the outcry, the embassy claimed it had all been a misunderstanding.
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These excuses add to the general public misunderstanding and stigma around kink.
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"I never was feuding with anybody; there was a misunderstanding," she said.
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The spokesperson chalked it up to a misunderstanding by special operations personnel.
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It would seem cliché: the nerdy character completely misunderstanding the girl's subtext.
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Is the misunderstanding that the emoji does not, in fact, depict Kylie?
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"They have an opportunity to say there was a misunderstanding," he said.
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Lim said it was a public misunderstanding that using bitcoin was secure.
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Carney said Jenkin's letter "demonstrates a fundamental misunderstanding of central bank independence".
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But is it possible our fear comes from a place of misunderstanding?
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"We believe that this is a misunderstanding about language learning," Cooke said.
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We declined due to editorial policy, however the writer regrets this misunderstanding.
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"The misunderstanding about military culture by civilians is very broad," says Driver.
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The biggest misunderstanding is about the nature of dialects, especially urban ones.
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For that to gel, today's statesmen need to overcome a fundamental misunderstanding.
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This could just be a misunderstanding, but Reagan doesn't have any sympathy.
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YouTube historian Lindybeige explains how this is all just a big misunderstanding.
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"You always risk people misunderstanding you when you say anything," he wrote.
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Now that the facts are out, it seems this was a misunderstanding.
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Mr Trump's misunderstanding of economics explains why his politics are so irresponsible.
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Such exercises are an important way to prevent confrontation triggered by misunderstanding.
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So could a misunderstanding by either side of the other's military movements.
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He waged a sometimes ham-fisted battle against prejudice, misunderstanding, and evil.
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But he's playing on a broader misunderstanding of tax brackets among Americans.
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The most common misunderstanding is that the laws are the same everywhere.
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But such videos exhibit a deep misunderstanding the crux of the joke.
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Toki went home with Murphy until the slithery misunderstanding was figured out.
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"Obviously, there's a misunderstanding about what the group's message is," said Annab.
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I apologized for the misunderstanding and said it was all my fault.
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Sometimes, it's a genuine misunderstanding, but other times the intent is clear.
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The bottom line: All this stems from a fundamental misunderstanding of trade.
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We must stop shouting at each other across troubled seas of misunderstanding.
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Some drama is likely to come up today due to a misunderstanding.
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It was just one big misunderstanding (perhaps a malfunction of a computer).
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But this betrays a misunderstanding of both EU politics and trade talks.
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The company that owns the venue reportedly said it was a misunderstanding.
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But that view betrays a misunderstanding of how partisan gerrymandering actually works.
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They reflect his basic misunderstanding of what the organization is all about.
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Safeway has since apologized for what the store said was a misunderstanding.
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"Leave immediately and keep out to avoid any misunderstanding," a voice said.
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Was it some sort of misunderstanding, as the Jordanian military has asserted?
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This is a deep misunderstanding of the situation without all the facts.
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" United apologizes In a statement to CNN, United apologized for the "misunderstanding.
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One mistake, one misunderstanding about someone's responsibilities could cost us the game.
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Genever has long suffered from both solitary representation and also fundamental misunderstanding.
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But whatever the source of the misunderstanding, Netanyahu knew who to blame.
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What's more, it demonstrates a fundamental misunderstanding of American values and capitalism.
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There has to be a misunderstanding for a buddy comedy to work.
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It was all a misunderstanding, the email said, and she was sorry.
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This may be a big misunderstanding about — that email is too polite.
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Using soldiers for law enforcement entails the risk of abuse and misunderstanding.
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So the defense claimed this was a misunderstanding that was quickly corrected.
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Mr. Trump's tweet suggested a potential misunderstanding of how television licenses work.
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Perhaps the biggest source of division and misunderstanding was the war itself.
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This is based on a fundamental — and inexcusable — misunderstanding about the Sept.
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The killings reflect broad misunderstanding in Brazil about how yellow fever spreads.
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Later, we'll laugh about the misunderstanding, but for now, the fidgeting persists.
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It's sort of hard to just call this all a big misunderstanding.
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" He chalked the AP's interpretation of his quotes up to a "misunderstanding.
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Unfortunately, the company's rhetoric belies a fundamental misunderstanding of what's at stake.
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Such hopes are grounded in a misunderstanding of how humans actually think.
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UBS apologised in June for any misunderstanding and placed Donovan on leave.
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Rainey said the disconnect stems from a misunderstanding of the original deal.
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Second, there is also often a misunderstanding about the purpose of insurance.
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More than anything, Ramona stands for empathy in the face of misunderstanding.
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The truth is, all prejudice is born out of generalization and misunderstanding.
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So there's been extensive concern about misunderstanding, about overinterpretation, about false reassurance.
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I'm sure this was a misunderstanding that got escalated for no reason!
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Behind Rubin's complaint is a common misunderstanding of what reactionary movements are.
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As if there could be a misunderstanding of whom the DJ is?
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Pierre Moossa, the producer of the Westminster broadcasts, called the issue a "misunderstanding."
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"I am the victim of a misunderstanding," he told Spanish-language magazine TVyNovelas.
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Brown said the incident was a misunderstanding and likely based in political motivations.
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In a statement Tuesday to AP, DiNardo characterized the dispute as a misunderstanding.
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Also, human and feline relational styles are different, which can lead to misunderstanding.
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This belief relies on a fundamental misunderstanding, and not just of black voters.
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Is it a spiritual romance with a perverse misunderstanding of faith and love?
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His particular misunderstanding of the presidency is different than the more common kind.
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"This was not a simple misunderstanding by an overeager foreign student," Chutkan said.
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Ryder, who is supporting Priebus' efforts, replied that it had been a misunderstanding.
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Misunderstanding expiration dates and trashing good food is also bad for your wallet.
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As far as the issue of whitewashing, I think it's a fundamental misunderstanding.
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"I never was feuding with anybody; there was a misunderstanding," Cardi told Billboard.
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Both sides to the negotiation chalked it up amicably as a mutual misunderstanding.
|
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Grace is actually bisexual, but says she won't hold the misunderstanding against Styles.
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The refugee crisis has fueled mistrust and misunderstanding between Europe's East and West.
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But that assumption rested on a misunderstanding of what students are paying for.
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He says he is not gay and the accusation stems from a misunderstanding.
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International-relations scholars call the most lethal forms of misunderstanding a "security dilemma".
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It was all one big misunderstanding—she just felt sorry for the cows.
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I guess Liz and I will just remain in a state of misunderstanding.
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Poignant episodes both of solidarity and misunderstanding explore every "invisible line" between people.
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Unsurprisingly, the supervisors higher up the ladder wrote it off as a misunderstanding.
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There is a lot of misunderstanding about what a single-payer system means.
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But there appears to be some misunderstanding in terms of West's political message.
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Trump's campaign issued a statement that chalked the difference up to a misunderstanding.
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This appears to have a lot to do with a misunderstanding of consent.
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Cue, meanwhile, was quick to chalk the entire thing up to a misunderstanding.
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But it is also because of a misunderstanding of what is at stake.
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Kevin has Tanner and Chloe back in his life after overcoming their misunderstanding.
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A SIMPLE misunderstanding almost stopped Nafsika Butler-Thalassis's political career before it started.
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This created the foundation for mutual reproaches, misunderstanding, and crises in the future.
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They thought it was a misunderstanding and that it would be clarified soon.
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As mentioned above, it is a misunderstanding deeply rooted since the ancient Greeks.
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The Democrats' letter is based on a fundamental misunderstanding of the draft order.
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It is this same misunderstanding that presents the biggest challenge of Ocean's career.
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Mark Zuckerberg has shown a misunderstanding of and contempt for media industry practices.
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"I think there's a misunderstanding about what the entire plan is," Price said.
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What do you think is the biggest misunderstanding that people have about chemicals?
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The call appeared to reveal Trump's continued misunderstanding of NATO members' defense commitments.
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A big misunderstanding or a block in communication will come up for examination.
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But fear, discomfort and misunderstanding routinely disrupt relationships once a diagnosis is revealed.
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There's always a chance that there was just a misunderstanding, Dr. Bonior says.
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Such a wealth of interaction naturally leaves plenty of room for creative misunderstanding.
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Oprah and Iyanla Vanzant's friendship was once on hiatus due to a misunderstanding.
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Regardless, experts see a risk still of a catastrophic misunderstanding given the tensions.
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Drawing distinctions between rape, assault, sexual misconduct and genuine misunderstanding can be difficult.
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"I want to correct that, because there has been some misunderstanding," Gabbard said.
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In this case, it led to an unfortunate misunderstanding or clash of expectations.
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"It's just a misunderstanding," he added to the Asbury Park Press on Wednesday.
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First, we must combat the pervasive stigma, misunderstanding, and fear about substance use.
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Menand exhibits a fundamental misunderstanding of how the MBTI is supposed to operate.
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The public has a misunderstanding of how these mass shooters radicalize, she said.
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Nearly half the time, a misunderstanding explained why the surrogates were off base.
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These proposals reflect a willful misunderstanding of what our Social Security system is.
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It was a big misunderstanding, and I need to play it safe there.
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But they also betray a fundamental misunderstanding of the history of American privacy.
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Many admit to holding back information in hopes of avoiding judgment or misunderstanding.
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Maybe it was a misunderstanding, but I didn't have the opportunity [to explain].
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I've been doing my work for so long, and this is a misunderstanding.
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Not seeing them was a big misunderstanding... and [recognizing] how skilled they were.
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An official in Macron's office said Trump's rebuke was founded on a misunderstanding.
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You don't want to risk them misunderstanding what you really have to offer.
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It's the misunderstanding that leads people to be unduly confident in p-values.
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The tweets show a misunderstanding of how Google Search and its algorithms work.
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This type of misunderstanding happens between human drivers on the road every day.
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The Russians: (in unison) Ohh … well, this is big misunderstanding … Jared: I'll say.
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A CDC spokesperson said that the delay was because of a scheduling misunderstanding.
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They just seem to be coming from such a simple and fundamental misunderstanding.
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His (and others') misunderstanding of Donald Trump has been extremely confounding to me.
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"That logic relied on a misunderstanding of what motivates developing nations," he writes.
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Lucido said the exchange was a "misunderstanding" but later claimed he was misquoted.
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"I apologize for the misunderstanding yesterday and for offending Allison Donahue" he said.
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"I apologize for the misunderstanding yesterday and for offending Allison Donahue," he wrote.
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Astrologers believe the hate is based on a misunderstanding of what astrology is.
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That's a fundamental misunderstanding of who Donald Trump is -- and always has been.
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We saw a lot of misunderstanding of race and immigration in this campaign.
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"It was a misunderstanding, without questioning Cardinal Sarah's good intentions," Archbishop Gänswein said.
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This is an emerging area of cyber defense, prone to misunderstanding and confusion.
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Mnuchin has claimed these omissions were due to a misunderstanding of the questionnaire.
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There was a scandal around a sort of willful misunderstanding of a chapter.
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He blamed his "British sarcasm" and "deceptive editing" for leading to a misunderstanding.
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But one common misunderstanding is that people think of lighting designers as technicians.
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Choices could be made because of fear, pain, misunderstanding, but it's a choice.
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And thus you have a ... My misunderstanding ... But you could do it privately.
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In an apparent misunderstanding, Mr. Muilenburg took the call as a green light.
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Sometimes, racism is framed as a misunderstanding rather than an act of hate.
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To say it's a misunderstanding—you're looking at the tip of the iceberg.
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Many have had fun purposely misunderstanding the lyrics of "Livin' On A Prayer."
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Well, I'd be willing to bet that whole controversy was a misunderstanding built on a language barrier, just as I'm willing to be this one was a misunderstanding built on one part cultural misapprehension and one part post-election oversensitivity.
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Eastwood's statement depends on a common misunderstanding about political correctness: that it's about censorship.
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Are we waiting for that shoe to drop, or are we misunderstanding the argument?
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders chalked up the furor to yet another misunderstanding.
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Kasich shows his complete misunderstanding of faith in his failure to defend religious liberty.
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We are not Europeans because we have 'common European values,' this is a misunderstanding.
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But the company is now apologizing and saying it was all a big misunderstanding.
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Some intelligence community officials believe that Trump's hostility might be based on a misunderstanding.
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To see the nature of the misunderstanding, we have to back up a little.
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That misunderstanding makes it easy for the law to be twisted for partisan purposes.
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The spokesperson said the issue was due to a misunderstanding about Chao's ethics agreement.
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EG: I think that's partly the misunderstanding, that M&A can be a mistake.
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"We should know each other; we can avoid a lot of misunderstanding," he said.
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But Ryder, who is supporting Priebus' efforts, replied that it had been a misunderstanding.
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There's the lurking fear that the accusations might be based on misunderstanding or hypersensitivity.
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"It's not like all that," she said, as if there had been a misunderstanding.
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"Our previous above statement was incorrect and the result of a good-faith misunderstanding."
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UBS said it apologised unreservedly for any misunderstanding caused by Donovan's innocently intended comments.
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UBS said it apologized unreservedly for any misunderstanding caused by Donovan's innocently intended comments.
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" The sheriff's department report concludes by labeling the incident a "misunderstanding and teenage drama.
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Of course, it shows a fundamental misunderstanding of what responsible gun owners believe in.
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Check out the video above to see how food companies profit from our misunderstanding.
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The reason for this gigantic misunderstanding, suggest the Smithsonian's curators, goes beyond bad schooling.
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"Comments on social media have really highlighted the misunderstanding of this disease," she says.
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"This was no simple misunderstanding by an overeager foreign student," Judge Tanya Chutkan said.
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Perhaps some of this alarm has come out of a misunderstanding of social media.
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Some of it is the studios' misunderstanding the worth of the movies they have.
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Our previous above statement was incorrect and the result of a good-faith misunderstanding.
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We were scared, suddenly panicked about Matt's promising future being ruined by a misunderstanding.
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Leaning forward in his chair, he redefines Naraha's existential dilemma as a simple misunderstanding.
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Let our company solve this MISUNDERSTANDING, we would be Glad to help you out.
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Mike Pence wants the gay community to know it's all just one big misunderstanding.
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In this case, a simple misunderstanding could have cost a man his livelihood. [Haaretz]
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"It may be a misunderstanding, someone from local administration may... have overreacted," Ivanov said.
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SO I THINK THERE'S STILL A MISUNDERSTANDING OF EVERYTHING THAT WE DO, AND WHY.
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Amanda's rep told us the whole thing was a misunderstanding, calling her shove "playful."
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At first, we thought it was simply a technical misunderstanding of the subject matter.
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Kioumourtzoglou says this is a fundamental misunderstanding of how scientists classify cause of death.
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It's a world rife with misunderstanding, where mixed signals lead to folly and crime.
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The retention of innocent Canadians' information wasn't just the result of a legislative misunderstanding.
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It is a deep misunderstanding by the nationalists of how trade deficits are created.
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Many years of conflict and hurt and misunderstanding between my dad and me followed.
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Isabelle is a Parisian artist who risks her gallery representation over an intimate misunderstanding.
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"There is fundamental misunderstanding between the American and the North Korean positions," he said.
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Koehne's brother, Joey, said he strongly denies the charges, characterizing it as a misunderstanding.
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I think right now, there is a lot of fear and misunderstanding about refugees.
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Bahrain said Tillerson's remarks were "inappropriate" and showed "a deep misunderstanding of the facts".
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The general public has a misunderstanding of how these mass shooters radicalize, she said.
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Without a "common language", we risk the potential for misunderstanding terms lost in translation.
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Could this just be a big misunderstanding, or some cruel joke on football fans?
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"Any misunderstanding could lead to a disaster between the two countries," Mr. Teng said.
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Prejudice, fear, and misunderstanding are all powerful forces working against decency and common sense.
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This feature will help Alexa when you're frustrated at it for misunderstanding a request.
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This is Obama's fantasy land, because he has a total misunderstanding of basic economics.
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He argued a big misunderstanding of America First is that it means American isolationism.
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But the whole innocent and definitely real misunderstanding got us here at VICE thinking.
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You describe your performances as a ritual…That's a little bit of a misunderstanding.
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And that happens in part because text messaging leaves lots of room for misunderstanding.
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But to compare these situations reflects a deep misunderstanding of history and black voters.
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Recent examples include a polite misunderstanding between megastar Kanye West and rapper Wiz Khalifa.
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What do you think was the biggest misunderstanding about backdrop painters and their art?
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And sometimes when those discussions occur, misunderstanding and even anger can be the result.
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In his mid-30s he was engaged, but that relationship ended over a misunderstanding.
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But that argument reflects a misunderstanding of what state law enforcement is doing here.
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Due to a simple misunderstanding, I once had a terrible experience with glue sticks.
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Teen Vogue and Facebook both said the labeling fracas was all a big misunderstanding.
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COMBAT STIGMA Misunderstanding of opioid addiction shrouds nearly every effort to reduce its toll.
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This is because of historical abuse, theft, inept interpretation and misunderstanding based on stereotypes.
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This basic misunderstanding can be extremely costly in terms of both time and resources.
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The first thing to do is eliminate the (admittedly, small) chance of a misunderstanding.
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After this "market misunderstanding", investors will closely watch the IPO process of Saudi Aramco.
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This failure also arises from a misunderstanding of the Latino community and its culture.
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"There's another misunderstanding ... that Bhutan has claimed that we're the happiest country," said Tshoki.
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And many Republican ads take advantage of that misunderstanding, reinforcing a dishonest perception. Rep.
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Some companies showed "wilful misunderstanding" of the aims of the legislation, the report said.
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In part, that is all the fruit of a twin misunderstanding, a false comparison.
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The central division between Elizabeth Bennett and Fitzwilliam Darcy is not one of misunderstanding.
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Much of the misinformation is rooted in a misunderstanding of what these laws do.
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As the sun makes ice melt, kindness causes misunderstanding, mistrust, and hostility to evaporate.
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But that may be a fundamental part of misunderstanding the differences between the two.
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Fingers crossed that Scott's alleged infidelity has been wildly exaggerated...or just a huge misunderstanding.
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"The fear and shame in myself was my own misunderstanding," she told reporters on Tuesday.
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She said she was also surprised by the "misunderstanding" that exists around what feminism means.
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That kind of empathy is how we begin to deconstruct misunderstanding, to fight against hatred.
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For one, the growing market of pseudoscientific tests might give consumers a misunderstanding of genetics.
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You're also completely misunderstanding what the ratings are trying to accomplish in the first place.
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By Tuesday evening, Trump had succeeded in making that all seem like a big misunderstanding.
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The tweet — which comes with photographic evidence of the misunderstanding — pretty much speaks for itself.
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Soon after they had opened the first Corks N Canvas, they experienced their first misunderstanding.
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"There could be some misunderstanding, some bad call on one side or another," he says.
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A tweet from the company's support account suggested that the verification scandal was a misunderstanding.
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This was not just a mistake or even a misunderstanding: it was a terrible misnomer.
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It was also mostly a lie, based on a misunderstanding, designed to bolster a hegemony.
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A common misunderstanding of quantum computing is that it amounts to extremely fast parallel processing.
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RELATED: FBI: No charges but 'extremely careless' Paladino told CNN it was all a misunderstanding.
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Our previous statement above was incorrect and the result of a of good-faith misunderstanding.
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Because of a misunderstanding of the rules of the website, Draft Kings suspended my account.
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He said investors are misunderstanding the company as the shares plunged following a massive loss.
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But it was horrible because it was a huge misunderstanding, it was a huge lie.
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Someone seems to get mad at me on Twitter after misunderstanding a tweet of mine.
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Air Canada said in a statement that the ordeal was the result of a misunderstanding.
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I think with the large misunderstanding that we have over bodies and sex, comes shaming.
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Maybe, Cordner hoped, this was all a big misunderstanding and everything would be straightened out.
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"I asked for something in writing which stated that there was a misunderstanding," he explained.
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"The whole statement seemed to suggest a complete misunderstanding of the climate problem," Reilly said.
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But thanks to the stigma and misunderstanding surrounding HIV, some have found it wholly ineffectual.
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Across Asia and the Middle East, Hu thinks there is a great deal of misunderstanding.
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Faulty communication can stem from misunderstanding, when you don't take responsibility for what you say.
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He mentioned the Twitter backlash he received from Lady Gaga fans after a minor misunderstanding.
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If anything, the 2016 presidential campaign only deepened popular misunderstanding of international trade and finance.
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Unless I'm misunderstanding, these lyrics gonna have folks looking at Jay-Z like... #LEMONADE pic.twitter.
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The situation is contrived and methodically designed for maximum frustration, misunderstanding, and miscarriage of justice.
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Their fundamental misunderstanding of how software security works, and what responsible disclosure means, is staggering.
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That doesn't mean that anyone is denying or misunderstanding the sources or roots of terrorism.
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But in order to succeed, they must undo decades of misunderstanding and mischaracterization of infertility.
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There has been as much misunderstanding, especially among Trump's boosters, about what it really means.
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Veyrat explained the supposed misunderstanding which occurred over his cheese soufflé during the Michelin inspection.
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"The 'hole in the soul' is a misunderstanding about the nature of reality," he says.
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But my day in the chamber revealed the depths of my misunderstanding about my metabolism.
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The American president isn't alone in misunderstanding how competition actually works in the global economy.
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Kavanaugh — teary, pouty and Trumpian — would have us believe this is about a simple misunderstanding.
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It also reflects a misunderstanding of due process, writes Christine Emba in The Washington Post.
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"It was a misunderstanding, obviously," Callaway said in his initial session with reporters on Monday.
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The tweet displays a profound misunderstanding of the way conspiracy theories and "fake news" work.
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UBS apologised for any misunderstanding caused by Donovan's comments and put the economist on leave.
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Maybe there was a misunderstanding, and it hardly seems worth dwelling on this single incident.
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The first misunderstanding is about Facebook itself and the competitive dynamics in which we operate.
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Clearly, the misunderstanding of the work of cinematographers allows it to be underestimated and undervalued.
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The whole thing is a farcical misunderstanding of five characters who see five different things.
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To rectify this obvious misunderstanding, Congress is voting today to pass my Email Privacy Act.
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"Our team understood this story was purely editorial, but there was a misunderstanding," Facebook added.
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But I don't write in Chinese, I explained, and the organizer apologized for her misunderstanding.
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It's a reminder that misunderstanding and bigotry against trans people is still prevalent, she said.
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The jury's decision seemed to be a fundamental misunderstanding of how people use the internet.
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Analysts say Mr. Trump's approach also betrays a fundamental misunderstanding of how the government works.
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"There seems to have been some sort of flirtation, then a misunderstanding," the official said.
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His wife, Maria del Carmen Venegas, 32, says the charges are "a misunderstanding" in Mexico.
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Unfortunately, Moore's public comments evidence a profound misunderstanding of the how our constitutional rights work.
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"Obviously there was a lot of misinformation and misunderstanding in that old story," he continued.
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These theories are baseless and reflect a misunderstanding of the Constitution and rule of law.
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Enten: So I think this is a misunderstanding, and I'm glad you brought it up.
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Given that fundamental misunderstanding, there's no immediate off-ramp for escalating tensions going into 2020.
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And No. 2, because there's a fundamental misunderstanding about what our responsibilities are around it.
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"This was a local store level misunderstanding that is being dealt with internally," they said.
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By misunderstanding the purpose of the riots, public officials made events like them more likely.
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Celebrity health endorsements, no matter how well-intentioned and carefully crafted, frequently lead to misunderstanding.
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So on one level, the campaign against Uber was the result of a massive misunderstanding.
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According to the report, pilots' misunderstanding of weight distribution could potentially exacerbate engine-related emergencies.
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There's also a basic misunderstanding at the heart of all this diagnosis-from-a-distance.
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In his statement he puts this down to "miscommunication" and a misunderstanding by an assistant.
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Iranian officials called it "a cultural misunderstanding" at the time, and the diplomat was later fired.
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It's almost as if Facebook has a fundamental misunderstanding of how people are using its platform.
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On Wednesday, however, Mercedes issued a statement saying Lauda "regrets any misunderstanding" caused by his comments.
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To hear Barr tell it then, what happened with his letter was all a big misunderstanding.
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The last thing we need going into the next four years is more confusion and misunderstanding.
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A spokesman for Trump Jr. told The New York Times that there had been a misunderstanding.
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But a spokesperson at the time told the Guardian that the whole thing was a misunderstanding.
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But there can be a lot of misunderstanding about what vaccines are and how they work.
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Williams does make an interesting point, suggesting that this might all be a kind of misunderstanding.
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And I think that's really been a gross misunderstanding of what mental health is all about.
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At best it's overregulation to prevent any sort of misunderstanding or possible future hassle with OFAC.
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But this narrow view of the president's options rests on a misunderstanding of basic constitutional principles.
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We regret any misunderstanding it may have caused and have updated the language in our materials.
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" Appearing to not want to continue the argument, Kourtney says that her commentary "was a misunderstanding.
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There should be no misunderstanding that U.S. consumers pay for tariffs on products that are imported.
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Mueller blamed the scandal on a misunderstanding and called it a technical, not an ethical, problem.
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It also betrayed a fundamental misunderstanding of how major changes have always occurred in our country.
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Sephora tells us that the misunderstanding is a lot less severe than Twitter made it seem.
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This comes across as a misunderstanding of what we've been working towards these past few months.
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After some laughs at the misunderstanding, Ashley instructed her mother to drop the capsules into water.
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With the stakes so high, talking lessens risks of misunderstanding in an alarming game of chicken.
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I think part of our struggle is rooted in a misunderstanding of what surrender actually is.
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" Bahrain's foreign ministry said Tillerson's remarks were "inappropriate" and showed "a deep misunderstanding of the facts.
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This was just YT being YT and that the media was misreporting and misunderstanding the story.
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The singer did what any pro heistress would do: she explained that it's all a misunderstanding.
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There was just a misunderstanding, you should have never gotten this far in the first place.
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It all could have been a misunderstanding, an awkward social situation easily misinterpreted from far away.
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But the stigma and misunderstanding of HIV is what enables the law to continually be undermined.
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If there's one thing that never fails to win the internet's heart, it's a simple misunderstanding.
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What do you think is the biggest misunderstanding about the era that The Get Down captures?
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Like any episode of Curb, it revolves around how a simple misunderstanding can have disastrous consequences.
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To be fair, that misunderstanding of the system has been built into it from the start.
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"We're going to finish this nomination this fall, so let there be no misunderstanding," McConnell said.
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Was Scella the shortest-lived Hollywood couple ever, or is the whole thing just a misunderstanding?
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What were the proponents of Waxman-Markey misunderstanding at the time that is understood better now?
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Chavarria said he's willing to do whatever he can to fix the damage from the misunderstanding.
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It's the only mode most of these comic-book movies have had: suffering, oppression, misunderstanding, apocalypse.
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Here's the thing: It is absolutely possible that, at root, this is all one big misunderstanding.
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Or, in the most generous interpretation, it's a misunderstanding of what an "intellectual conversation" really is.
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He accuses central bankers of misunderstanding the drivers of inflation and their effects on the economy.
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"It shows a complete misunderstanding of how this White House works," Pence said of the book.
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Obduracy built on a misunderstanding is hardly a promising foundation for lasting and large-scale disarmament.
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Police departments need to make a change and recognize the misunderstanding and stigma this population faces.
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When youngsters who injure themselves seek help, they are often met with alarm, misunderstanding and overreaction.
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That outrage was perhaps prompted by a misunderstanding of the rules for induction into the Hall.
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I feel that the biggest misunderstanding is that many Chinese take "House of Cards" too seriously.
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"It must be a misunderstanding," Tusk told journalists in Malta, which holds the EU's rotating presidency.
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Trump blamed a faulty earpiece for misunderstanding the question and said he's previously repudiated the support.
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Nothing but insults, degrading comments about Muslims, a total misunderstanding of what made our country great.
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" Part of that misunderstanding, he says, is what led to the misuse of the word "illegal.
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"What happened on Friday, to me, it's a simple misunderstanding," Kappell said in the video post.
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Distance makes misconception and misunderstanding a mind game—even more so than with regular ol' communication.
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"So that quote is not in context and is a misunderstanding of my position," Kavanaugh said.
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Something else that contributed to the misunderstanding was that trich was considered an exceedingly rare disorder.
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It could have all ended there as a big misunderstanding, with an apology and Fairooz's release.
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If you're looking for something to do, you may be misunderstanding the point of the Sky.
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In the course of your reporting, what did you understand was the biggest misunderstanding about Rivers?
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We deeply apologize for any misunderstanding, as it was absolutely not our intent to offend anyone.
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As far as our prospects for cultural misunderstanding go, however, it's worse than that: He's French.
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A lot of the fear of credit cards comes from a misunderstanding of how they work.
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And with what potential to provoke misunderstanding, fear and even harm to people with few defenses?
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The museum blames misunderstanding, but zine artists say tribal perspectives on oil and gas were silenced.
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That seems like a smart response when any discussion of a word is packed with misunderstanding.
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Mr. Howe later returned to the stand and claimed that it was all just a misunderstanding.
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At the time, I wasn't even worried because his friend said there had been a misunderstanding.
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There are many places, however, where the misunderstanding goes deeper, obscuring what Virgil meant to convey.
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This translation shows regular misunderstanding of how Greek and Latin names work and what they signify.
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However, they are not misunderstanding youth culture, but using it to sell more of their product.
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Hjorth works finely parsed and brilliant variations on her unrelenting theme of familial mistrust and misunderstanding.
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So Trump's explanation for the market slide rests on a fundamental misunderstanding of how time works.
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The second reason, though, is that this kind of thing encourages a fundamental misunderstanding of causality.
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And we still haven't gotten to the bottom of who is lying (or misunderstanding) and why.
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But researchers said the remark showed a fundamental misunderstanding of the way biomedical research is conducted.
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Sanders allies feel betrayed by what they view as a low blow over an old misunderstanding.
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" A few hours later, Linney received a text from Strout saying, "Laura, there's been a misunderstanding.
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On Wednesday, though, she cleared up what she thought had been a misunderstanding over her comments.
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In "Partners," two office-mates, Craig and Jane, are locked in a state of constant misunderstanding.
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Many businesses have a "gross misunderstanding" of what social media is good for, Diaz-Ortiz said.
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The Washington Post was one of numerous outlets that conveyed that misunderstanding in aggressively inaccurate headlines.
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This misunderstanding can lead many to overestimate their influence among their peers and form cooperative relationships.
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Pence described the controversy as largely a misunderstanding, but the episode didn't do him any favors.
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Michelin said a technical glitch had put the Bourges restaurant on its map, creating the misunderstanding.
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It was possible to imagine, in fact, that this would not be a misunderstanding at all.
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But what Klein gets wrong about Cap/Steve Rogers signals a fundamental misunderstanding of the character.
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There's a fundamental misunderstanding at work in damning abstraction by associating it with erasure and irresponsibility.
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That there's a general misunderstanding as to why that is and what to do about it.
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I'd say that the age gap causes a [general] misunderstanding [on the part of] older generations.
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MATHISEN: IF I COULD SUM IT UP MR MARCHIONNE, IT SOUNDS LIKE YOU ARE SAYING THIS WAS A TECHNICAL MISUNDERSTANDING, AND IF I DON'T HAVE THAT RIGHT, CORRECT ME. DO YOU THINK THAT YOU WILL GET A MORE SYMPATHETIC UNDERSTANDING OF THIS MISUNDERSTANDING FROM THE NEW ADMINISTRATION?
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"I am sorry for any hurt caused as a result of this misunderstanding, but we must remember that we are talking about a misunderstanding, and I am sure that we can put the issue behind us," Rivlin was quoted as telling Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto.
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In fact, a rep for Ulta Beauty tells Refinery29 that this was all just one big misunderstanding.
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"There is a lot of noise and some people are misunderstanding what they are seeing," McDermott said.
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Say exactly what you want, without any room for misunderstanding—it will stave off your bot rage.
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Government lawyers said the searches were based on a misunderstanding of the required standard for such searches.
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But he revealed a profound misunderstanding of how federal lawmaking is supposed to work in the process.
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He added that the new memo also responds to "the misunderstanding or mischaracterization" of the original one.
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He told them it was all a misunderstanding and that he was 'a friend of the king.
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They wanted to raise their issues, but because of a misunderstanding, we tried to avoid their issues.
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Six minutes later, the Madrid crowd was once more silenced by another misunderstanding between Madrid's central defenders.
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Jessica Simpson called out Natalie Portman on Twitter for what appears to have been a huge misunderstanding.
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All too often, financial services participants bombard investors with jargon that leads to greater confusion and misunderstanding.
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"Every time one of these things happens, it plays on misunderstanding of how advertising works," Eion said.
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"Morey must apologize for his misunderstanding about our country," said 21-year-old college student Rudy Chen.
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And, crucially, the "misunderstanding" at the center of this meme can be deliberate, accidental, disingenuous, or ironic.
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Zara soon apologized for the "misunderstanding" in a statement posted to Weibo, a Chinese social media site.
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Some people I spoke with said the US government is fundamentally misunderstanding the situation facing their country.
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Mr Trump's 97%-success-rate claim appears to be based on a misunderstanding of the MDA's arithmetic.
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Like the original complaint, "it is based on the fundamental misunderstanding of fantasy sports competitions," he added.
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And misunderstanding the role DNA does or doesn't play in determining one's fate can have dangerous consequences.
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So you don't want somebody like Trump shooting off his mouth, and people misunderstanding what he intended.
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Even the claim that Putin wants to undermine our democracy requires a serious misunderstanding of his worldview.
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" He continues, "I talk about stupidity, misunderstanding, arrogance, lies — all these things that are part of politics.
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But he then got more serious, addressing Trump's misunderstanding of his presidential role and impact on others.
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Most of the mistakes later are about hiring decisions or just misunderstanding the market or your customers.
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A Senate aide last week said the cancellation was due to a "misunderstanding" between top committee lawmakers.
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On July 14, days before the attack, Aoba grabbed and threatened the neighbor over an apparent misunderstanding.
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FedEx said the "mistake" that prevented PCMag's package delivery was caused by an employee misunderstanding the blacklist.
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This shows a misunderstanding of the scope -- and limitations -- of the Secret Service's responsibilities over presidential candidates.
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But Holtz-Eakin, a former Congressional Budget Office director, said that is a misunderstanding of basic economics.
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This big change in the new seasons belies a fundamental misunderstanding of the books' take on violence.
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Faki, the head of a 55-nation bloc, canceled his visit to D.C. entirely over the misunderstanding.
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Yet the Franco-German dialogue over refugees has, in reality, been marked by misunderstanding, dismay and irritation.
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Genetics often gets oversimplified due to a general misunderstanding of how genes affect traits, Comfort told me.
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Rose briefly addressed the tweets early this morning, explaining that it was all just a big misunderstanding.
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Yates showed a fundamental misunderstanding of her role in shutting down Justice Department in defiance of Trump.
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Testy of TX This is a pretty common misunderstanding of what "no zoning" in Houston actually means.
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An FCC spokesperson dismissed their concerns, saying they were based on a "fundamental misunderstanding" of the proposal.
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Email is how offices communicate these days — and that opens the door for a lot of misunderstanding.
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Clinton's behalf betrays a basic misunderstanding of the way the agency functions, and views its own mission.
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Was it all a case of misunderstanding the differences between what theater is and what journalism is?
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Mooney thinks these views represent a thorough misunderstanding of how much we actually know about our world.
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But I feel there is a huge misunderstanding among both people trading cryptocurrencies, as well as critics.
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But their defenders say they are great guards, cautious (not stubborn, that's a misunderstanding) and even lovable.
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Some of the current recommendations are based on misunderstanding of the laboratory and the professionals running it.
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On July 14, days before the attack, Aoba grabbed and threatened the neighbour over an apparent misunderstanding.
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Our fear of deficits, according to MMT, comes from a profound misunderstanding of the nature of money.
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"This is obviously a misunderstanding," said German State Secretary Jochen Flasbarth, who attended the talks in Montreal.
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Chinamasa said the incident was the result of a misunderstanding and did not reflect military muscle-flexing.
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Is misunderstanding the context or the origin of these foods part of what non-Asians get wrong?
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A lot of Musk's arguments feel rooted in a fundamental misunderstanding of how journalists do their jobs.
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If an employer asked me about it, I would just lie and say there was a misunderstanding.
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VS: Is there any way this is a misunderstanding about what happened in the dugout in 2001?
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However, blaming Twitter is a narrow-minded argument and a misunderstanding of the true problem at hand.
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In this context, the work suggests a misunderstanding of the firmly disciplined Pollock as a wild man.
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There's a misunderstanding that the repeal of net neutrality will result in immediate and drastic change online.
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I think there is a basic misunderstanding that it's not really about war — it's about preventing war.
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Let there be no misunderstanding, the threat of severe economic and environmental damage is real and growing.
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"This report will spread misunderstanding and was lacking in consideration," the magazine's editors said in a statement.
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The most significant example of this occurs during an episode exploring public misunderstanding about genetically modified organisms.
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But at the root of many disputes are issues of transparency, misunderstanding, overreach and, of course, money.
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Misunderstanding the science, the group spread the alarm that tetanus vaccine was secretly a birth-control method.
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" Mr. Sweet said that was a mistake based on a misunderstanding of the legal term "death recorded.
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This week's flare-up began, as many had warned, with a misunderstanding over Hamas fire on Tuesday.
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This is a gross misunderstanding of his life, and an inversion of the message he actually preached.
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There's humor, there's love, but there's a whole lot of misunderstanding that has to be waded through.
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It suggests a decadent and supremely dangerous abstraction and a fundamental misunderstanding of what politics is for.
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A flashback in the opening scene reveals it was all a big misunderstanding involving the Jesus' penis.
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"In being fair to Elizabeth Warren, I think it must have been a misunderstanding," he added later.
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Mr. Hoyer's staff moved quickly on Wednesday to walk back his remarks, blaming it on a misunderstanding.
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This was not some mix-up or misunderstanding or someone who worked for Warren making a mistake.
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An RSVP misunderstanding between Dakota Johnson and Ellen DeGeneres led to a hilariously awkward interview last week.
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That reflects a misunderstanding about the world — that security is assured only when we're blowing things up.
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The NWS Forecaster(s) corrected any public misunderstanding in an expert and timely way, as they should.
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But true saddle discomfort comes from a fundamental misunderstanding of what it means to ride a bike.
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Because of a misunderstanding on the part of the editors, this was not discovered until after publication.
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However, the funny misunderstanding occurred when the website updated its "how to" visual demonstration of the dish.
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Both of these videos are premised on the anxiety that's born of systemic misunderstanding, confrontation and racism.
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"There was a misunderstanding, a group of local police and uprisers was bombed by American aircraft," Gen.
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The bill's supporters argue that Cotton is either misunderstanding the bill or misleading the public about it.
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These are all potential issues, about people misunderstanding and acting inappropriately on behalf of their genetic results.
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"The last several years, the ethos of the denomination has been characterized more by mistrust and misunderstanding."
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Right now this all looks like a big misunderstanding that will be resolved in fairly short order.
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"This was no simple misunderstanding by an over-eager foreign student," Chutkan said before imposing the sentence.
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Then you need a fight or argument, or at least a misunderstanding (the more contrived the better).
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"In my district, right now there's a lot of misunderstanding as to what it is we're doing," Rep.
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He said that there's a bit of a misunderstanding of how entertainment subscriptions tend to end up working.
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This misunderstanding has now been cleared up and all parties are satisfied that they acted in good faith.
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One reason for much of today's misunderstanding about anti-Semitism is that it is undergoing another thematic change.
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Without properly understanding different nations' strategies in these domains, says Allen, the chances of misunderstanding and conflict increase.
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"I was frustrated with the level of misunderstanding from people who have never experienced mental illness," he says.
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There is a misunderstanding about what such models were saying which their makers failed to make clear enough.
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Please cover your ears, if that's physically possible") to Chris Christie ("I think you're misunderstanding New Jersey's slogan.
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This miscalculation suggests a fundamental misunderstanding that equates a painting with its image, but more on that later.
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Sociologist Tamara K. Nopper argued against depicting these Black-Asian conflicts as "mutual misunderstanding" in a 2015 article.
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It's at least conceivable that the whole conflict is a result of an enormous misunderstanding of some kind.
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Every experience of pain, joy, heartbreak, longing, failure, misunderstanding, and triumph — that could be in my daughter's future.
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At best, the image is an ethnic stereotype that promotes cultural misunderstanding; at worst, it is intensely derogatory.
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"We apologise for any misunderstanding that might be interpreted as an offence to the great artist," they wrote.
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" The athlete added: "I think there was a little misunderstanding of the fact of what I believe in.
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The chances for a misunderstanding, for a retaliatory move to trigger an unstoppable cascade are easy to see.
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That's not only derivative — it also reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of what made the Dark Tower series work.
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There might be deception or misunderstanding, or one friend might be violating physical or emotional boundaries, she says.
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Still, there are a few things you can do to prevent your Alexa-enabled device from misunderstanding you.
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" Asked about McConnell's earlier plan to bring up the 2015 repeal bill, Cornyn said, "That's a big misunderstanding.
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History is, of course, strewn with examples of contradictory campaign anthems and politicians misunderstanding their favorite artsits' intentions.
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One of the challenges in Thailand is that we still face with alot of misunderstanding with the public.
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"I have a unique way of misunderstanding the world that helps me see things easily overlooked," he says.
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It makes his service particularly necessary, the Times reported: Most rape is not the result of a misunderstanding.
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After hurried meetings in Paris and Libreville on January 20103th, any "misunderstanding" appears to have been quietly resolved.
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Their stories were often sad, courageous, and triumphant—but Squirtle's becoming was particularly complicated and prone to misunderstanding.
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So I hope that this misunderstanding stays in the woods and doesn't follow us back to the city.
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I'm also told the head of the Chinese security detail apologized to the Americans afterwards for the misunderstanding.
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The innocent explanation is that there was a diplomatic misunderstanding at the airport, albeit a rather astonishing one.
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No room for misunderstanding Trump's statement was remarkable because it was not just an explanation of Saudi policy.
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"What happened on Friday, to me, it's a simple misunderstanding," Kappell said in a video posted on Monday.
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I am disappointed by the misunderstanding, but wish him the best as he continues to serve the House.
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First, it shows a fundamental misunderstanding of Impact Aid and the critical role it plays supporting public schools.
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But what finally turned Attica the town or prison into Attica the uprising was a misunderstanding, not discontent.
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This move is motivated by the president's misunderstanding of a Wall Street Journal article he read in October.
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Even if you have the purest intentions, the potential for misunderstanding is way too high to risk it.
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When officers responded to the call, Mr. McLellan told them the situation was a misunderstanding, Chief Scott said.
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With such inherent misunderstanding of the term, socialism is whatever they believe is wrong with the current system.
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"There was a misunderstanding about those values [not being] tied to building a great business, which they are."
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"I never was feuding with anybody; there was a misunderstanding," Cardi later told Howard Stern of the meeting.
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However, Crane says that this is simply a misunderstanding of who these patients are, and what they need.
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She said the issue is believed to be a "simple misunderstanding about the contract," the Financial Times reported.
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Hours later, Mr. Netanyahu's office issued a statement in which it said the whole thing was a misunderstanding.
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Freedhoff told me our obsession with protein may stem from a misunderstanding of protein's benefits for weight loss.
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Kusick decided to have a little fun with the whole misunderstanding and took the idea to the extreme.
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Michael told us the whole thing was a "misunderstanding" and that his wife didn't want to press charges.
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Surely this was a misunderstanding, and the mayor of a Drake-themed village knew what he was about.
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We also invite Unity to participate in this broader thinking with us, whatever the outcome of our misunderstanding.
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There's a lot of misunderstanding – some people think I'm completely deaf until I put my hearing aids in.
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We shouldn't be afraid to fight this misunderstanding, to speak out when we experience things a little unusual.
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" He continued, "This misunderstanding of our community leads to miscommunication which we should convert into a progressive dialogue.
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The so-called trade imbalance is a one-dimensional view and a misunderstanding of the benefits of trade.
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And the neo-mercantilists have a habit of making crude errors, like misunderstanding how value-added taxes work.
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Because of a fundamental misunderstanding about who lives in rural areas, Democratic presidential campaigns have let outreach slide.
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The risk of misunderstanding and stereotyping is only exacerbated when mental health professionals are encouraged to be silent.
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A discerning chronicler of cultural misunderstanding, she started the book just as nativist resentment became a political movement.
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The bombing generated a brief moment of public concern, but its legacy has been overwhelmingly one of misunderstanding.
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Learning to stop feeling the need to explain myself to people who are already committed to misunderstanding me.
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"Delaying chemotherapy out of a fear of coronavirus is a total misunderstanding of risks and gains," he says.
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And for anybody who is misunderstanding what I'm saying, trash, I think, is my favorite type of movie.
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And if he stands by the one-big-misunderstanding argument, will Warren let that be the last word?
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"The Royal Navy said: "While the exercise was conducted properly, we regret any misunderstanding this may have caused.
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Hege Aakre, Bochkaryov's lawyer, told Reuters her client denied any wrongdoing and regarded the incident as a "misunderstanding".
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It's a sad story — yet another misunderstanding among geniuses — but you can see why they wouldn't get along.
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His manner is central to his populist image, but it inevitably leads to misunderstanding, even among Filipino journalists.
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Trying to make Trump fit into any sort of pre-established box of presidential behavior is misunderstanding him.
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It reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of how the Constitution allocated foreign affairs authority between the President and Congress.
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They say the criticisms reveal a fundamental misunderstanding of their approach to engagement with the corporations they own.
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That said, there's a "chronic misunderstanding" around giving advice to those who are living in poverty, Micah says.
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The Commission and the public had plenty of time to correct misunderstanding of the facts, assumptions, and options.
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Most people believe that bullies and the bullied aren't the same individuals, but Bradshaw says that's a misunderstanding.
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It's better to have one uncomfortable conversation than to let a misunderstanding and stubbornness ruin a good relationship.
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School authorities sometimes think that, because shootings seem unpredictable, they cannot be prevented, but this is a misunderstanding.
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"We are misunderstanding the scale and also the impact of these propaganda operations of the Kremlin," she said.
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Trump's critics suggested that this error showed a fundamental misunderstanding of geography on the part of the President.
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My female friends also hold a deeper misunderstanding that anal sex, for gay men, is like a handshake.
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So we had a misunderstanding [and] a lack of awareness of the real risks of addiction back then.
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But along with the effects on advertising, we're also massively misunderstanding a pretty critical shift in journalism itself.
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But it's fun to try to find where people are misunderstanding and then tweak it a little bit.
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"Shallow understanding from people of good will is more frustrating than absolute misunderstanding from people of ill will."
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She yelled at him, and he said that it was a "misunderstanding" before trying to leave her home.
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Uber said it was not, and has since apologized for any misunderstanding, but the consumer backlash had continued.
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Turkish officials said instead that France had been allowed to hear a recording, and blamed France for the misunderstanding.
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" He said the city is looking at alternative sites and hopes to resolve what he termed an "unfortunate misunderstanding.
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Reporters swarmed Nakamoto's Temple City, California, home, but he soon explained that the article was based on a misunderstanding.
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To some extent, this appears to be yet another example of political reformers misunderstanding the nature of political parties.
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett said Monday a misunderstanding may have led to Unilever's rejection of Kraft Heinz's merger bid.
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"I have received apologies from the two priests for any misunderstanding or any hurt their presence caused," Warfel wrote.
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The fact remains, however, that this is a fundamental misunderstanding of gender and sexuality, as well as Eisenman's practice.
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"It is a complete misunderstanding," Sellin told Rzeczpospolita daily when asked if he wants the museum to be built.
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"So that there is no misunderstanding and for clarification, I hereby resign as a delegate," Johnson wrote to Clark.
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According to the Associated Press, Mexico claimed the incident was one of misunderstanding, while Trump had another, baseless explanation.
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In a statement after her arrest, her representative said a "misunderstanding occurred and there was no battery or trespassing."
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Besides, Hughes is misunderstanding anti-trust law, and those laws are out of date and wouldn't be effective anyway.
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Tirana, Albania (CNN)Some will try to downplay it, to dismiss it, to tell you it's a big misunderstanding.
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Just because joining the military is an admirable choice doesn't mean it's a path free of doubt or misunderstanding.
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The underlying issue may be a misunderstanding or a misplaced grudge that can quickly dissipate from a genuine conversation.
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"It was a misunderstanding," Coolio, 53, told reporters outside of court, according to TMZ and the Los Angeles Times.
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Mongolia's government has apologised for the "misunderstanding" caused by the visit and said it will not permit a repeat.
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But Joke Bijl, a forest service spokeswoman, says this is a misunderstanding: all animal populations run up against barriers.
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That misunderstanding is at least somewhat understandable given the fact that many of the president's foes seem oblivious themselves.
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" Per their website, "Working to combat the stigma and misunderstanding is the key to getting this outbreak under control.
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But even less controversial harm-reduction policies are being stymied by governmental inertia and a misunderstanding of the evidence.
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His UN speech betrays a misunderstanding of how U.S. international engagement since World War II has served American interests.
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Thanks to him, optimists everywhere came to believe that hatred was a misunderstanding and that contact could fix it.
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Dan Hinkson, a licensed dealer in Fredericksburg, Va., says there is a misunderstanding about firearm purchases over the Internet.
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Zendaya was able to purchase gift cards up to our limit, and we apologize for any inconvenience or misunderstanding.
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"It feeds into the misunderstanding that all cult members are freaks, and that something's wrong with them," she adds.
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Carson's campaign has since conceded he did not formally apply and said the debate centered on a semantic misunderstanding.
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Now school administrators are trying to clear up the kerfuffle, which they insist was simply a misunderstanding gone awry.
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Malpas thinks the Boy Scouts' decision reflects a common misunderstanding of the difference between assigned sex and gender identity.
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It's possible that some of the Twitter complaints are related to a misunderstanding about how this transition process works.
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"A misunderstanding would be that it's just about Hollywood, or that it's just about the film industry," Hurwitz says.
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Kisby Enterprises admitted to us ... there was an "unfortunate misunderstanding" and it now intends to withdraw the eviction filing.
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A city official showed up in hopes of alleviating the situation and explaining the misunderstanding, but to no avail.
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A survey carried out earlier in 2015 by the Wellcome Trust suggested a similar prevalence of misunderstanding in Britain.
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When Hillary wasn't elected, I know that I thought, Oh, there's a huge misunderstanding in our culture about mothers.
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But Macron's remarks spoke to a larger issue of our dangerous misunderstanding of the dynamics of far-right violence.
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Republicans on Wednesday tried to suggest that perhaps the impeachment investigation was all a misunderstanding based on secondhand accounts.
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There are concerns that with each new maneuver a misunderstanding or misstep by either side could lead to war.
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The government had stated that the issue was a misunderstanding and they never planned to change the blasphemy laws.
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" It blasted the department for its "flawed analysis and misunderstanding of the dynamic, competitive and highly regulated healthcare landscape.
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The engagement appeared to be a misunderstanding that occurred in the dark of night, it said on its website.
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"It doesn't hurt anybody but it seems like such a tragic misunderstanding of how Kickstarter actually works," he said.
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One recent misunderstanding revolved around Camping World's recent acquisition of Gander Mountain, a hunting, fishing and camping equipment retailer.
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So much unnecessary struggle, conflict, and wasted energy comes from a fundamental misunderstanding about what's really under our control.
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Trump's peevish tweet seems to be based on a misunderstanding of Macron's comments about building up Europe's unified military.
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"I said, 'I want to make sure you understand, there's no misunderstanding,'" he said of his talk with Garland.
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When Barry reaches Layla in El Paso, the novel's twin motifs of misunderstanding art and the 2016 election converge.
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"I think there's a lot of misunderstanding on why we did it," Saunders told Cramer in a Wednesday interview.
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The footwear companies said that "there should be no misunderstanding" that tariffs result in consumers paying more for products.
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Was there ever a problem with kids at your shows misunderstanding the more nuanced political discussions in your lyrics?
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She says a mental breakdown and a misunderstanding with police led her to the streets a few years ago.
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It's also a gross misunderstanding of the cultural legacy of combat sports and the current issues that face them.
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Whether it's the news or common articles, there is a lot of disrespect due to misunderstanding, which is unfortunate.
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She knew that the misunderstanding of this relatively new disease was creating a dangerous situation when mixed with homophobia.
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CDC officials said there are no bans and what transpired was a misunderstanding of a routine discussion on budgeting.
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Sanders's view of Castro and the Cuban people espoused in the video shows a monumentally dangerous misunderstanding of Cuba.
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And many baby boomers seem to be making her point for her by misunderstanding what OK boomer is about.
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In college, this generational social media gap has become a source of misunderstanding and miscommunication between students and administrators.
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Here, again, is where Trump's recent tweets show a misunderstanding of basic aspects of the US criminal justice system.
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"The DOJ's claims lack a basis in reality and reflect a fundamental misunderstanding of the industry," the company says.
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The Trump administration proposal denies transgender people the right to assert who they are, and potentially furthers public misunderstanding.
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First, they're outright, clearly intentional lies — not dubious assertions or misstatements that could be attributed to ignorance or misunderstanding.
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After we both vehemently denied the rumor, the gunnery sergeant dropped the accusation and said it was a misunderstanding.
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His attorneys have reportedly called the whole passport incident a misunderstanding ... saying Ronaldinho didn't know the documents were fake.
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She didn't know exactly why, but she thought it was some misunderstanding about some money that had gone missing.
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Watkins had another staffer confront that person about the alleged incident, which the sources described as a big misunderstanding.
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Anyone who thought differently was committed to misunderstanding me, and there was nothing I could do to control that.
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Even when it is discussed, he adds, it's often laden with judgment, redolent of misunderstanding how addiction grips people.
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" Mr. Burks later said he strongly disagreed with Father Conroy's recollection, adding that he was "disappointed by the misunderstanding.
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It seemed like the easiest way to solve a problem that I saw all around me — that of misunderstanding.
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In his posts, Mr. Trump seemed to betray a misunderstanding of how two branches of the federal government work.
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"Mediation allows schools to sweep sexual violence under the rug, treating it as a misunderstanding between students," she said.
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I would like to believe that this was nothing more than a misunderstanding, just a case of poor service.
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It originates from ignorance or misunderstanding and harms those suffering from mental illness by depriving them of their humanity.
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Actress Jenna Fischer actually apologized on Twitter for contributing to a misunderstanding about the teacher's deduction for classroom supplies.
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She said the church's reliance on bishop-mediated repentance "reflects a deep misunderstanding" of the Christian theology of grace.
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But much of that is rooted in a fundamental misunderstanding of what we do and what the public expects.
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But the idea of crowdsourcing fact-checking also belies what some say is Mark Zuckerberg's fundamental misunderstanding of journalism.
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She said chaos and confusion during the inferno may have led to misunderstanding about the passengers possibly being locked.
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She says that the region's "rising intolerance for dissenting views" represents a misunderstanding of the press's role in society.
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Third, seek quiet, direct dialogue with the North, just to be sure there is no misunderstanding of our resolve.
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Officials can intensify the dialogue on doctrine among the leading nuclear powers to minimize the risks of any misunderstanding.
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Like that scene in Euphoria, that dangerous misunderstanding can encourage reenactments of the violent, punishing sex normalized by porn.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, the worker sent the alert intentionally, not inadvertently, after misunderstanding a supervisor's directions.
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Much of West's criticism of how Coates describes Obama, however, seems to come from a misunderstanding of Coates's point.
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Rather, rewarding advocates of intolerance with a cushy position reveals a misunderstanding of how the forces of illiberalism work.
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All of the above is rooted in House of Cards' fundamental misunderstanding of how to build its final season.
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We're eliciting evidence of widespread misunderstanding from editors, but also evidence that many simply don't care about outcome switching.
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ANDREW SHEARDHong Kong Free exchange (May 27th) conveyed a frequent misunderstanding about unemployment statistics in France, especially concerning the young.
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" Putin played with the misunderstanding, asking Zakaria with a smile, "Why do you change the meaning of what I said?
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To the extent that there's been a miscommunication or a misunderstanding, we certainly apologize, because we're all about family here.
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Based on your research for the publication of this book, what do you think is the biggest misunderstanding about Whitman?
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Ironically, Kohn's publicity tour for the book has been tangled up in a bitter misunderstanding about race, privilege and reporting.
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A failure to communicate these interests with foreign leaders -- especially hostile ones -- can increase the chances for misunderstanding and miscalculation.
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Muji's China website said it was a misunderstanding, as the company's registered address and the food production site were different.
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Nevertheless, many of these models encoded human prejudice, misunderstanding and bias into the software systems that increasingly managed our lives.
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There's a misunderstanding that every single U.S. ambassador will be ejected when president-elect Donald Trump takes office on Jan.
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He had a green card and no recent trouble with the law, so he assumed the issue was a misunderstanding.
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Last year, the tennis star declared bankruptcy but later insisted it was a "misunderstanding," according to the Rome News-Tribune.
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He described his confinement as a misunderstanding and said he supports reform efforts by the crown prince, known as MbS.
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"Document precisely who is part of the lottery pool so that there's no misunderstanding later," Sinins told the Associated Press.
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Oakland Raiders wide receiver Antonio Brown is being sued over a misunderstanding that may have started with a fish head.
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One misunderstanding, one misjudgment, one mistake - that's all it takes to move us to the brink of an international crisis.
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All of these things led to decidedly mixed reviews and a lot of misunderstanding about what the film was doing.
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Legal experts told Vox the White House letter seems to have a fundamental misunderstanding of how the impeachment process works.
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But a quick glance at the current Brexit debate on all sides suggests that there is still plenty of misunderstanding.
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In the case of telecoms prices, however, the ONS's attempts at openness at first led more to misunderstanding than enlightenment.
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This is not a "communications problem," some kind of misunderstanding that can be resolved via a digital age charm offensive.
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Such frustration is often rooted in a misunderstanding of how mindfulness works, and what it's meant to do, say experts.
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The ministry told Reuters on Wednesday there was "misunderstanding" about the regulations which "did not fundamentally conflict" with global practices.
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In a previous statement to PEOPLE, Young said the situation was essentially a misunderstanding — an explanation the film's producers dismissed.
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As for the gym, a rep denies Charlo was racially profiled but apologized for the "misunderstanding concerning our guest policy."
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A congressional hearing Wednesday on the Meltdown and Spectre chip vulnerabilities had all the technobabble and painful misunderstanding you'd expect.
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Pharmaceutical representatives say that this response stems from a misunderstanding of the health care system and how their industry works.
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Naz's parents still very much believe that Naz is the victim of a big misunderstanding, that he's incapable of killing.
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That reflects a general societal bias and misunderstanding about the reality that 50 percent of infertility issues originate with men.
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Analysts suggest there are other scenarios in which an error or misunderstanding might bring about a conflict on the peninsula.
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The airline said in a statement that the "misunderstanding" was "quickly resolved amicably" and the flight landed safely in Mumbai.
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"The biggest misunderstanding we're seeing is that GitLab is an alternative to GitHub and we've grown beyond that," he said.
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The White House had questioned OGE's authority to request the waivers, but ultimately said the spat had been a misunderstanding.
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Just so there's no misunderstanding, this early wave of "bots" will have very little to do with complex artificial intelligence.
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To us, it's a poison coursing deep through the veins of our country, and it thrives on hate and misunderstanding.
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Not for the first time, the Mexican administration stands accused of misunderstanding the way the people of the country think.
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Aside from fundamentally misunderstanding social human behavior, the PUA philosophy has been widely criticized for being toxic and objectifying women.
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Cernovich's press pass has been approved, this was a misunderstanding on MY part, for which I accept full responsibility. pic.twitter.
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" The pamphlet continued, "Misunderstanding of this phenomenon may lead the clinician to inappropriately stigmatize the patient with the label 'addict.
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"Secretary's Zinke's comments yesterday betray a fundamental misunderstanding of the role of federal civil service," Cantwell said in a statement.
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In some cases, administrations came back to such a policy only after misunderstanding and miscalculation brought them near the precipice.
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" A Qantas spokesman told The Independent: "There was a misunderstanding on board, which seems to have been exacerbated by will.i.
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"The fact that they're so reticent to do it shows a real misunderstanding of the" balance of power, he said.
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Gift-wrapping has a bit of all these factors—discrepancies in focus, confusion over perspectives, misunderstanding of what is wanted.
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That the public might think that, Ms. Parker said, suggests a misunderstanding of what really motivates her as an actor.
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But Trump's statements are particularly troubling because they are rooted in a misunderstanding of the premise of the NATO alliance.
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Or it could simply be a false alarm from terrestrial interference, a stray military transmission or some rare astrophysical misunderstanding.
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Right now, the reality is a bit closer to tech companies misunderstanding who their users are and what they want.
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The wall may thus sound like a solution in search of a problem, but that would be misunderstanding its purpose.
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In addition, it appears as though sexism contributes to the misunderstanding as to the number and motivation behind female assailants.
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At the Tel Aviv conference, Netanyahu said that Israeli-Mexican ties "are much stronger than any passing disagreement or misunderstanding".
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Normally bullish on the banking sector, Bove in recent years has complained that investors are misunderstanding what drives the industry.
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Fan also emphasized the need to deepen military-to-military relations with the United States to "avoid misunderstanding and miscalculation".
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It failed to sell after an auction blunder caused misunderstanding in the room of the actual prices of the bids.
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But even these hints underscore the impression that an avoidance of misunderstanding has been bought at the cost of oversimplification.
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"A Qantas spokesman told The Independent: "There was a misunderstanding on board, which seems to have been exacerbated by will.i.
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In that same vein, David Kelly, chief global strategist at JPMorgan Funds, said that the market is misunderstanding the economics.
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I think there's such a misunderstanding of what people in the music industry do, like what singers and musicians do.
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Trump's actions here likely reflect another misunderstanding of how American politics works, one that Lee tackled in an earlier book.
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This is an apology handshake to clear up a prior misunderstanding and, from a technical perspective, it has everything, really.
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Unfortunately, that tactic is naive and misguided, and relies on a misunderstanding of the law and politics surrounding the case.
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Don't take it to heart, it's a misunderstanding—Neptune is deceptive, and you're likely hearing what you want to hear.
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There is no biomarker or blood test to establish diagnosis, and patients often face misunderstanding from family, friends and doctors.
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"It's a fundamental misunderstanding of what the message is," director Thea Sharrock argued in an interview with the Hollywood Reporter.
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Bunce must also overcome a more widespread misunderstanding of the relationship (or lack thereof) between chronological age and physical maturity.
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He has met with various media outlets and tried to explain that the whole thing is just a big misunderstanding.
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There is also the possibility that using lyrics as text reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of how a picture book works.
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But if that was the misunderstanding, that this is a cooler-looking, branded Berocca, it's still a win for us.
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Even if that's pain rooted in misunderstanding, it's pain that is nonetheless real and seems to have gone unconsidered here.
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"Pound and Yeats are inventing 20th-century theater in the process of total cultural misunderstanding," he said in an interview.
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To Mike Mikaelian, a third-generation raisin farmer, that was a fundamental misunderstanding, and a huge blow to the industry.
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Since digital communication can be so susceptible to misunderstanding, it's important to make direct, human contact from time to time.
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"The lack of transparency increases the risk of misunderstanding, miscalculations, accidents and incidents that can become dangerous," Mr. Stoltenberg said.
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" A few months later, Ms. Ermansons received a voice mail message from Mr. Horovitz, apologizing for the "terrible, terrible misunderstanding.
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I thought of a conversation I'd had with the curator and gallerist Jeffrey Deitch about a common misunderstanding about Chicago.
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Or the related contention that this was a case of teenage horseplay gone awry — an innocent misunderstanding, if you will.
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Mr. Tucker first chalked it up to a misunderstanding, owing to vandalism that the site had experienced in recent days.
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Much of the criticism surrounding "New Americana," Halsey's first genuine hit, was actually just a misunderstanding of its satirical lyrics.
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A common misunderstanding by skeptics, for example, is that interpretations are based on the physical location of those constellations today.
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In Iran, Trump's disastrous (and utterly failed) "maximum pressure" campaign displays a stunning misunderstanding of Iranian history and strategic priorities.
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The Patriots, for their part, tell Schefter there was nothing scandalous about the incident -- suggesting it was just a misunderstanding.
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The cause of the false alarm was a misunderstanding by someone at Royal Navy Air Station Yeovilton, Portsmouth News reported.
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"To characterize (the administration's position) as extraordinary or overreaching shows a complete misunderstanding of what these agencies do," Levi said.
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JW: So, sure, people can applaud that, okay, but that belies a fundamental misunderstanding about how the world works now.
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It's more of a misunderstanding between terriers and the people who would like them to be nice, obedient golden retrievers.
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It's the classic product of State Department and European diplomatic thinking, rooted in a basic misunderstanding about how dictatorships work.
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The idea that jokes will stop the tide of fear, hate and misunderstanding about people who practice Islam is seductive.
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The more politically aware will use their art to "fight for social equity, reduce misunderstanding and discrimination," Mr. Gao said.
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My sister, of course, my gorgeous sister with her handsome husband, she was in no hurry to correct the misunderstanding.
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I regret the ambiguity surrounding the party responsible for failing to disclose Katyal's experience and any misunderstanding caused by it.
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He referred to it as sexual assault, as groping, and finally said he would dismiss the thing as a misunderstanding.
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For passengers who fail to understand what they're getting in a ticket, the misunderstanding can be both costly and frustrating.
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It stems from a key misunderstanding many of us have of the difference between a physical dependence and an addiction.
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Abortion is legal in Cambodia, but there is widespread misunderstanding of that, according to a report by the Guttmacher Institute.
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There's a common misunderstanding that if a company doesn't sell more of something, it means the product is a failure.
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"We deeply regret any misunderstanding or possible trouble this may have caused our customers," the company said in its statement.
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It's a popular misunderstanding that one can only ship two characters who are not already romantically involved on a show.
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But that does not negate the misunderstanding and gender stereotyping that often surrounds intentional fasting for spiritual or political purposes.
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That finding is the result of a grievous misunderstanding on Dolan's part of how the American Time Use Survey works.
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The rules are in place to avoid an aircraft getting shot down, either by mistake or due to a misunderstanding.
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According to Clay, the misunderstanding of how sex trafficking differs from sex work contributes to the stigma against sex workers.
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"It was a misunderstanding followed by some poor judgment on my part," he wrote to the prison officials in explanation.
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How much do you think the lack of respect or misunderstanding of what you do is gendered, as they say?
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Hotel management at the DoubleTree told the Oregonian that the incident was probably a misunderstanding and not rooted in racism.
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Much misunderstanding about the practical trajectory of the Trumpian pivot stems from the fact that Cohn is a registered Democrat.
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"There is a big misunderstanding about how the cycle of violence works and why people get dragged into it," Maler says.
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Today, the company launched damage control measures and the CEO is spreading assurances that this is all just a big misunderstanding.
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And then, a few weeks ago, it all came rushing back to me in a wave of shame, misunderstanding, and mortality.
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Sharpton's attorney, Lisa Bloom, tells us her client's statement is really just a "misunderstanding" ... Bloom says there is no sex tape.
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That's a misunderstanding of what Tumblr did ... People came to me who didn't know they were looking for what I did.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk said it's a "fundamental misunderstanding" to believe eliminating zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) credits would hurt Tesla competitively.
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Trump later complained about the dismissal of the lawsuit, displaying his misunderstanding of the law of public figure and actual malice.
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My friend told me it was a huge misunderstanding and they had never hooked up, had never even thought of it.
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"There seems to be some misunderstanding that somehow I see the world through a different lens," Tillerson told the Florida senator.
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There's a misunderstanding in our culture that stepping away from the baby to take care of yourself is a selfish thing.
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A source from within the Olympic movement told Reuters a delay in delivering the phones had been due to "a misunderstanding".
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As Sears filed for bankruptcy yesterday, we chronicled how the once-iconic department store has been misunderstanding its shoppers for decades.
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"It belies a misunderstanding that there's a way to know who the radicals are in a sleeper cell beforehand," he said.
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Instead, the deputy got the 911 caller on the phone and let Bynum talk to her to clear up the misunderstanding.
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Conversely, Sanell Aggenbach's "Rumours" (2011) highlights the emotional toll of lived womanhood, particularly in relation to experiences of shame or misunderstanding.
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The complaint is based on a fundamental misunderstanding of COPPA principles, and we look forward to defending this action in court.
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Fischer testified that he never made sexist remarks to Newton and said his criticisms of her final paperwork was a misunderstanding.
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The Palestinian sports minister, Jibril Rajoub, called the photographs an "issue of misunderstanding" and said he hopes they will be removed.
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Mentally ill and intellectually disabled people have been subjected to torture, confinement, and forced sterilization based on public fear and misunderstanding.
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She suggests this reflects the fact that media visibility is a form of social recognition and can reduce prejudice and misunderstanding.
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She corrected the record, making his misunderstanding clear, and kept demonstrating her detailed and superior comprehension of the issues at hand.
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The potential is high for friction, misunderstanding, and conflict among the increasingly different ways of doing things across the major poles.
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"[The biggest misunderstanding is] that I don't like black people or that I come from some entitled, rich background," Stacey said.
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But her conservative critics reveal their own economic misunderstanding when they support targeted tax breaks as a means of creating jobs.
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Managers should discuss with employees the plan in advance to avoid conflict and misunderstanding during a period of absence, Taylor says.
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In response to his tweet, several users mocked the president for his incorrect words and misunderstanding of climate change versus weather.
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Swift communication may not end a crisis, but it can certainly reduce the danger of tensions flaring up over a misunderstanding.
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Problem was, the Italians went back on their promise once the meeting began, chalking the whole thing up to a misunderstanding.
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The complaint is based on a fundamental misunderstanding of COPPA principles, and we look forward to defending this action in Court.
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Her lawyer told us the arrest was a misunderstanding, because Gelson's didn't give her a chance to pay for her items.
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Meanwhile, the Trump team presents itself as naïve victims of misunderstanding who were never handed any of the promised dirt anyway.
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Nothing but insults and degrading comments about Muslims — a total misunderstanding of what made our country great, religious freedom, religious liberty.
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The White House had questioned the OGE's authority to request the waivers, but ultimately said the spat had been a misunderstanding.
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But comparing the group to the civil rights movement betrays a fundamental misunderstanding of both its importance and its broader agenda.
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Still, things went along pleasantly enough from his perspective until a misunderstanding with his sister sparked open combat with his mother.
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Unfortunately, there was a misunderstanding on November 5 when a security agent didn't recognize that Ms. Bensreiti was wearing a hijab.
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But some may find that food can contribute to misunderstanding and unnecessary drama on the holidays and the days in between.
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Matthews says he wants to educate people on the effects of magic mushrooms and remove misunderstanding around their use and purpose.
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This matchmaking seems wise, as Raoul is already in love with Valentine, but a misunderstanding causes him to refuse the offer.
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City officials, meanwhile, argue that Protect Our Parks is misunderstanding the law and misrepresenting the environmental impact of the planned construction.
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"All this criticism is based on misunderstanding, I think," said Shuji Yamaguchi, a partner at Tokyo-based law firm Okabe & Yamaguchi.
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Fibromyalgia's invisibility and the public's misunderstanding of its effects leaves many people afraid to reveal their diagnosis and suffering in silence.
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"It's a fundamental misunderstanding of the nature of free speech," Sanford Heisler Sharp LLP chairman David Sanford told Forbes in 2017.
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The scandal is entirely journalistic in origin, the result of a misunderstanding that occurred (they always do occur) during an interview.
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Check it out ... judging from his casual demeanor, Mystikal makes it seem as if this is all just one gigantic misunderstanding.
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I have learned to become aware of every move and word around me, because I cannot allow any room for misunderstanding.
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Otherwise, he risks introducing all sorts of chaos into the system, raising the risk of misunderstanding, overreaction, and potentially even conflict.
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Recent behavioral science research indicates, however, that such approaches may reflect a misunderstanding of humans and the likely causes of misbehavior.
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" An IOC spokesman said: "It seems to have been a misunderstanding, we have not asked for the symbol to be removed.
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That, I wrote off at the time, as a misunderstanding, but what had just happened seemed like an aborted kidnapping attempt.
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At the root of this fear is misunderstanding, misrepresentation, and a lack of knowledge of disability history and, thus, disabled lives.
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I want to believe his explanation of the events, that it was a misunderstanding followed by a joke in poor taste.
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And that then caused real damage to Uber's business, with hundreds of thousands of deletions over what was essentially a misunderstanding.
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I'd say, rather, that the decision, which Harvard is not commenting on, may reflect a misunderstanding of how moral character develops.
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"When the news of that misunderstanding came out, we were surprised," said Win Myat Aye, the minister in charge of resettlement.
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L.G.: Your comment reflects a misunderstanding of federalism, which does not mean that states are simply free to disregard constitutional rights.
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Hardin called the situation "a colossal misunderstanding" that prosecutors assumed Penny ever had the documents, much less doctored or destroyed them.
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All that needs to happen is one false move, one false word, one misunderstanding, and a match is lit and dropped.
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At first, the renters "joked about the misunderstanding," she said, but the situation escalated after 20 minutes when a sergeant arrived.
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The YouTube ad crisis — and the company's response — also speaks to a persistent public misunderstanding of the worth of digital creators.
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These people had all disappeared so quickly, fading into the barest of recognitions, as though their friendliness was just a misunderstanding.
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What's worse is that most of my family played it down to "misunderstanding," and that all the bullies needed was education.
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" Earlier Tuesday, Clinton apologized for her misunderstanding of the State Department's email classification system, adding that she takes the issue "seriously.
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In this atmosphere, multiple barriers — language, culture and ideology — make misunderstanding and dangerous miscalculations more likely, paving the way for conflict.
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A common misunderstanding among passengers is that if the ride is much cheaper, then the driver is getting paid much less.
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"Many girls have the misunderstanding that they have to find products that are going to make their hair curly," says Baltazar.
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I think the misunderstanding that a lot of people have is that every wine is a good candidate for longterm aging.
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"There's a misunderstanding in where the dangers are," said Dewey G. Cornell, a psychologist and professor at the University of Virginia.
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"This ... appears to be compounding Trian's fundamental misunderstanding of P&G today and the operating environment the company faces," Taylor said.
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What kind of sacrifice should be asked for when an accuser feels hurt but says it all could be a misunderstanding?
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Along with the mayhem and misunderstanding that ensue, the play vibrates with anxieties about identity: Its doppelgänger theme feels surprisingly modern.
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F.D.R. tried to calm and explain complex issues to the public; Mr. Trump uses his tweets to provoke conflict and misunderstanding.
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"I think … that it is an absolute misunderstanding and miscomprehension of where we are as a country right now," Bennet added.
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"I would argue there's an awful lot of profiteering off of people's fears and misunderstanding implicit in this weird Instagram world."
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Johnson is almost certainly wrong about this, and people familiar with Brussels say he's fundamentally misunderstanding how the European Union works.
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However, reauthorization remains stalled for two interrelated reasons: a fundamental misunderstanding of the student aid delivery system, coupled with misplaced priorities.
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Many State Department employees found that Insigniam's questions, both online and in person, betrayed a fundamental misunderstanding of what they did.
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It's an absolutely thoughtless conflict, one that makes these superheroes into nothing more than Luthor's pawns and victims of a misunderstanding.
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Keates, the author of biographies of Handel and Purcell, has embraced a new myth, one of unending posthumous misunderstanding and distortion.
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Railing against Marvel for bringing women and nonwhite superheroes to the big screen represents a fundamental misunderstanding of Marvel's superhero legacy.
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The lawyers said not to be worried, it was all perfectly legal, and was simply the product of a little misunderstanding.
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Rothstein outlines three especially important aspects of the kind of interpretive difficulty embodied by puzzles: (1) that misunderstanding is often cultivated (rather than accidental or incidental); (2) that people frequently seek to both extend and limit the duration of that misunderstanding, and — as the title reinforces; (3) that specific material configurations (shapes) are vitally important for that cultivation.
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"It is against the basic tenets of Islam, and I would like to convey my heartfelt apologies for this misunderstanding," Naik said.
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Their gripe: Marvel has miscarried the character, jettisoning decades of storytelling and fundamentally misunderstanding Magneto's very nature by aligning him with Hydra.
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Premiere France has since updated its article to acknowledge the "misunderstanding between our journalist and Kathleen Kennedy" and to fix its quote.
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