Becky was misunderstood, Sasha is misunderstood, and Nancy is misunderstood.
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There's so [much art] about misunderstood artists—but what about the misunderstood artist's mother?
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His lifetime being misunderstood by his family has been followed by an even longer literary afterlife being misunderstood by the world.
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" As a child he fell for Frankenstein's Monster "because he's clumsy, shy and misunderstood; Dracula because he's dandyish, nocturnal and misunderstood.
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I will be misunderstood, as I misunderstood my father, but perhaps I will be understood, too, as I hope I understand my father.
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I was like no, you don't understand — she's misunderstood.
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" The original tweeter remarked that the comment was "misunderstood.
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"He's misunderstood," she said of her fiancé with a laugh.
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"I feel misunderstood in a lot of ways," Hadid admitted.
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I misunderstood the conversion and thought it was more expensive.
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The cloud is one of the most frequently misunderstood technologies.
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If anyone was angsty, misunderstood, and slighted, it was me.
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They can serve well at times, but often are misunderstood.
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"[The ship has] been very misunderstood throughout history," Hulver said.
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They misunderstood, and is the cake they made her instead.
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We believe it's been misunderstood in the last earnings call.
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Sometimes I'm a misunderstood Christian, but I am a Christian.
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Having seen their lifestyle firsthand, do you think they're misunderstood?
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It had become "misunderstood" by students, its current boss said.
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"Throughout this whole process I felt so misunderstood," she says.
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It's a field of work that I think is misunderstood.
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How about a biopic about Antiochus (tyrant, or misunderstood leader)?
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"I know they are misunderstood," said Morgan, who is black.
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Whole Hog may be the most misunderstood Ultimate in Overwatch.
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Sake is a spirit that's deeply misunderstood outside of Japan.
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I say nothing; perhaps I had misunderstood on the phone.
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Three months later, Oka still feels his quote was misunderstood.
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They felt misunderstood by everyone, and eventually, gave up hope.
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The meaning of candid speech is frequently mischaracterized or misunderstood.
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This misunderstood some very basic things about power and history.
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Shelley wasn't the only one who thought Medusa was misunderstood.
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"Transgender people are widely misunderstood in this society," Swartzwelder said.
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What do you think is most misunderstood about Sen. McCain?
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So far America, at least, has misunderstood Mr Putin's aims.
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It is a desire that is misunderstood far too often.
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The compound can be nefarious or it can be misunderstood.
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Al Baker said the intent of the deal was misunderstood.
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Investors may have misunderstood Uber because of its sheer size.
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Ms. Mirahmadi said such tools would be too easily misunderstood.
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His pieces bring together otherwise forgotten, alienated, or misunderstood communities.
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The Clarisonic is misunderstood — or at least a little confusing.
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But here, again, Republicans have misunderstood the challenge before them.
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Jason Ray thinks the culture of "disaster prepping" is misunderstood.
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Ultimately, it seems that OCD is pretty misunderstood in general.
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Dan Hyman is a misunderstood man who lives in Chicago.
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Williamson insists his comments were misunderstood, but that's another story.
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They say the problem is highly misunderstood and deeply underestimated.
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Officials blamed a worker who misunderstood instructions from a supervisor.
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I think in that case, again ... That was not misunderstood.
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Trebek said in a statement that he "misunderstood" his role.
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Are there any in particular who you think are misunderstood?
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LN: What have you found is most misunderstood about 21968?
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Trump was elaborating on the willfully misunderstood words of Gov.
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But that's a special case, and it is widely misunderstood.
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"I always felt so misunderstood," admits the mother of five.
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Patrick Swayze fit the role as a misunderstood individual perfectly.
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He hoped he had not been misunderstood by the president.
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But the interrogator often misunderstood the conversations, Mr. Aksakoglu said.
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The people who thought he was misunderstood are called Nazis.
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Native American culture is often misunderstood and is frequently appropriated.
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And I think quite frankly our environmental policies are misunderstood.
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That is when she increased pressure, which was widely misunderstood.
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"So many of these labels are misused, misunderstood," she said.
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" Eric Church won album of the year for "Mr. Misunderstood.
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Its breadth made it "misunderstood," the "Mad Money" host said.
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How badly misunderstood she had been by her own people.
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Recruitment to the department continues to be a misunderstood problem.
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Los Angeles is one of the world's most misunderstood cities.
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Matter fact, we choose to misunderstand rather than be misunderstood.
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He added that some of the posts had been misunderstood.
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Remember, don't be so quick to judge these misunderstood creatures.
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Now we realized that we had misunderstood the word Creator.
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You can, however, feel hurt, mistreated, offended, misunderstood, forsaken, and helpless.
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Americans have an unusually intimate, if largely misunderstood, relationship with Haiti.
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Only, maybe we misunderstood the nature of his fandom until now.
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As a bodily function, it's probably one of the most misunderstood.
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It was mysterious, misunderstood, and truly a free place of exploration.
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He was misunderstood, the swarthy surfer with a heart of gold.
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Yeah, I've always been sexually open, but I've always been misunderstood.
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The goal of meditation is sometimes misunderstood as emptying the mind.
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I misunderstood Twitter's plans the first time I read the post.
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He apologized, and described his behavior as misunderstood displays of affection.
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The World Health Organization is now saying media misunderstood that statement.
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But for such a simple concept, it is often dramatically misunderstood.
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Impact venture capital will not be overlooked or misunderstood for long.
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Until that point, I felt alone and misunderstood for being ambitious.
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The point of what he is trying to do seems misunderstood.
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Although it's massive and mysterious, Dragonfly 44 is really just misunderstood.
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Jennifer's Body is somewhat part of that—a trashy, misunderstood relic.
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"I think a lot of these stocks are misunderstood," she said.
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Jamie Lannister is the most misunderstood man in the Seven Kingdoms.
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Misunderstood by his parents, he ran away from home at 15.
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The concept of "total material closure" is subtle and easily misunderstood.
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Kat Blaque, YouTube creator, speaker, and artist: Crossdressers often feel misunderstood.
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I don&apost know what -- maybe someone misunderstood something I said.
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It's the licensing fee that is often misunderstood by TV fans.
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Shane and I advised the President that that would be misunderstood.
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It's a phrase that — misunderstood — can seem wildly insulting, even bigoted.
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It wasn't spying on them — it just misunderstood what it heard.
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"He wrote in words that stupid people misunderstood," she told CNN.
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So that's a very important principle and often overlooked or misunderstood.
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He believes the proposals have been misunderstood, calling the reaction "froth".
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First of all, Ms Kondo laments that tidying is criminally misunderstood.
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Katrina Pierson, a Trump spokeswoman, said the candidate had been misunderstood.
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All misunderstood artist antics aside, it is a very creative time.
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However, it was the application of science that was largely misunderstood.
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Feeling misunderstood is sometimes worse than the symptoms themselves, Flygare said.
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No wonder some say adtech isn't in trouble, it's just misunderstood.
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Throughout history, though, the clitoris has been misunderstood, disparaged, or ignored.
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There are few countries quite as misunderstood by Americans as Iran.
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Mr. Rave said in an interview that he had been misunderstood.
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Many people have misunderstood the actual Supreme Court ruling in 1971.
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The White House later said Trump's threat-related remarks were misunderstood.
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" However, "even with their newfound fashionability, the founders remain widely misunderstood.
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According to Stock, though, this is usually about Thornton being misunderstood.
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"misunderstood but get very defensive when people question our kid's safety."
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Did you ever feel that the Ed Banger sound was misunderstood?
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Both Republicans and Democrats have badly misunderstood what makes Obamacare unpopular.
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It's often misunderstood, or people don't know a lot about it.
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But of course you gonna be misunderstood because you R. Kelly.
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I think delusions are probably the most misunderstood mental health issue.
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While this can be a powerful tool, it is often misunderstood.
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Perhaps I've misunderstood, but I asked Samsung to explain the discrepancy.
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Now some administration officials think they may have misunderstood Russia's intentions.
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Mr. Bachardy said this part of it had been "willfully" misunderstood.
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But he seems to have misunderstood three specific things about manufacturing.
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They were acutely sensitive and could detect when they were misunderstood.
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But the journal describes months of feeling lost, hopeless and misunderstood.
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But what if we've misunderstood the real meaning of that image?
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But it misunderstood what consumers wanted — namely a consistent starting point.
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COMEY: No. I'm sorry, and — and if I misunderstood, I apologize.
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Some stocks are misunderstood by investors, according to BMO Capital Markets.
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I was bullied often, and I frequently felt misunderstood and isolated.
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As for his comments to Esquire, he said he was misunderstood.
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Mr. Enoch argued that the president had been mischaracterized and misunderstood.
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Freedom of speech shouldn't be misunderstood to be freedom to offend.
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He appears to have deeply misunderstood what the law actually does.
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It's the single most underrated and misunderstood mode of digital communication.
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"Stripe has been widely misunderstood as a low-margin payments company."
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Before November 9, 2016, I misunderstood democracy as a historical achievement.
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Miller was suggesting that I'd misunderstood the mission of Zen Hospice.
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But in the developing world, pain isn't just misunderstood, it's ignored.
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Another misunderstood factor that influences credit scores is hard credit inquiries.
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And the show subtly normalizes victim behaviors that are often misunderstood.
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To need to take this seriously so that it isn't misunderstood.
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Variety reported late Thursday that Feige's comments might have been misunderstood.
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It involves a downed plane, misunderstood signals, and even provocative tweets.
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He told Stephen Colbert on "The Late Show" that Kim was misunderstood.
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Mobile promises great engagement, but can also be a largely misunderstood distractor.
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" Turx followed up on Twitter, saying, "President Trump clearly misunderstood my question.
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Honestly, I shouldn't make such judgements—maybe they're not bad, just misunderstood.
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And not for nothing, Ed Wood was misunderstood in his time, too.
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" Biden added, "I think he has completely misunderstood or misrepresented my record.
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It's part of his genius — which according to him is sorely misunderstood.
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Artificial intelligence is grossly misunderstood, but you can't really blame the public.
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He is kissing the fannies of the poor, misunderstood Wall Street bankers.
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"I guess I felt misunderstood in a lot of ways," Sevigny says.
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Ferrin calls her character a "misunderstood, abandoned woman" whom she enjoyed exploring.
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As a kid I heard the word miscellaneous and misunderstood its meaning.
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Williams said in a statement on Wednesday that people misunderstood his intentions.
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"It's hardly surprising the Libor question was misunderstood," Davies told the court.
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There's the evil female who is just misunderstood, like Elphaba in Wicked.
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"I was very wary, very afraid to be misquoted, misunderstood," he said.
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Though no mystery, this rise is often misunderstood, with serious economic consequences.
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Harding was scrappy and misunderstood, while Kerrigan was cold and stuck-up.
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I believe African spirituality is very misunderstood and misrepresented in mainstream media.
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One user wrote that Church&aposs statement about the shooting was misunderstood.
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Much like many beings the world considers monsters, he's misunderstood, not evil.
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Later, Bernie agreed and did legislation with me and got massively misunderstood.
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We feel like that maybe he misunderstood or it was handled wrong.
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But it's time to reeducate yourself on this highly misunderstood skincare product.
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I'm not sure it's so simple as being misunderstood this time, PewDiePie.
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At the time, they were all struggling artists whose work was misunderstood.
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These tax-advantaged plans are getting more popular, but they're still misunderstood.
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Is there anything, as an artist, about which you may feel misunderstood?
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Can you be misunderstood if you don't care if people understand you?
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Gargash said the official, Dhahi Khalfan, had been misunderstood in media coverage.
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Though being misunderstood is painful, I find myself taking shelter in it.
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"That's what other people have said," she says, as if I've misunderstood.
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To articulate how I feel about it is just gonna be misunderstood.
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Sometimes it's hard to understand because of buried imagery and misunderstood metaphors.
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Three other duds followed, with the initially-misunderstood Scarface somewhere in between.
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Siri frequently misunderstood the spoken words or failed to return relevant results.
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"The GOP brain trust just completely misunderstood their own voters," he says.
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So the vet process, it's been one that's been a little misunderstood.
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There is so much that is misunderstood about the conflict in Yemen.
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Hours later, Mr. Mulvaney said he was misunderstood and retracted the statement.
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Hours later, Mr. Mulvaney said he was misunderstood and retracted the statement.
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Roosevelt responded that the critics misunderstood the purpose of the payroll taxes.
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It's possible -- I guess -- that he either misunderstood or misheard the question.
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It does not help that exclusion criteria are complex and often misunderstood.
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Saunders told CNBC's Jim Cramer last week that the deal was misunderstood.
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Strauss has similarly been misunderstood by admirers on the right, Lilla argues.
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"I apologize if anybody misunderstood or took offense to it," he said.
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One issue is that it misunderstood what value means to Indian consumers.
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Given its popularity, Doom is an oddly misunderstood and often mischaracterized game.
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When coupled with erotic stimuli, it may be misunderstood to be erotic.
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Netanyahu's critics say social media can cause trouble when posts are misunderstood.
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Herein lies a fundamental truth that is largely misunderstood: Supply follows demand.
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" He later walked back on his claims, saying he had been "misunderstood.
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Lead leg kicking in general can be misunderstood in terms of distance.
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"I really had this fear of being misunderstood and misinterpreted," he said.
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Eggers describes Yemen, with some justification, as the world's most misunderstood country.
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His illustrations — particularly for children's books — were widely celebrated, though often misunderstood.
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In announcing his retirement, Judge Kozinski suggested that he had been misunderstood.
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They were equally misunderstood when they first went to the United States.
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I realized I'd misunderstood the question afterwards and wanted to correct it!
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He didn't want to see the myriad ways he was being misunderstood.
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The pit bull is really high energy, and they're misunderstood a lot.
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Poor Bill de Blasio — so good at being mayor and so misunderstood.
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For anyone familiar with Trump's rhetoric, it's clear he misunderstood the situation.
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"I think I'm the most misunderstood partner ever," he says, looking distraught.
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The event, like its unsightly contestants, might be misunderstood at first glance.
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But the road also reflects the essence of an often misunderstood city.
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Their tale has been silenced, misunderstood, simplified and politicized for too long.
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And so I felt terribly misunderstood, and it was a familiar feeling.
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De Duve believes that the message of the readymade has been misunderstood.
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This is the long misunderstood historical context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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But anxiety is one of the most misunderstood emotions of all time.
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She added that the host's interactions with women might have been misunderstood.
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" She "could not do it without being misunderstood and making people angry.
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Mr. Trump either misunderstood what Mr. Khan had said or distorted it.
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The actual impact of tariffs is widely misunderstood by the general population.
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They understand the complexity of their profession and often times feel misunderstood.
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Khloé, however, is trying to maintain a healthy lifestyle and feels misunderstood.
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Despite the size of the industry, it is rather overlooked and misunderstood.
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This offense is probably one of the most misunderstood systems in sports.
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Looking back, there were several things we misunderstood about the American dream.
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He gives value to a people that are often misunderstood or misrepresented.
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Oh, oh I misunderstood, I didn't think she was on the island.
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More importantly, herpes is both an incredibly common, and an incredibly misunderstood, virus.
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I've seen her attacked, lied about, wrongfully accused, mocked, laughed at, and misunderstood.
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The simple answer to this question is widely known, but also widely misunderstood.
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Because transgender people are still so misunderstood, I had to play multiple roles.
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Fillon later wrote on his Facebook page that his comments had been misunderstood.
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Elderly dogs, special needs pups, or generally misunderstood breeds are a different story.
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"I'm probably one of the most misunderstood people in the league," Aldridge says.
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Being misunderstood by family and friends can be one of the biggest challenges.
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Android users will no longer be able to blame emoji for misunderstood texts.
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"Lupus continues to be very misunderstood but progress is being made," Gomez wrote.
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"They misunderstood, and [this] is the cake they made her instead," Lye wrote.
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Sometimes borrowings are mangled not because their structure is misunderstood, but their meaning.
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A reflection on the misunderstood role of probability in finance and in life.
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With Mercury retrograde in Virgo until September 22, you may be easily misunderstood.
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Though fibromyalgia is often misunderstood, it really can wreak havoc on people's lives.
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I think I just realized the MS in MS-13 stands for misunderstood.
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One student said it seems like the black population on campus is misunderstood.
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Roberts said there is substance to the cannabis community that may be misunderstood.
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But even with its ubiquity, JavaScript also remains the most misunderstood language, too.
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"It should not be misunderstood as a comprehensive, privacy-proofed solution in itself."
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But like a lot of ten-year-olds, it's still misunderstood by many.
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In an interview on "Squawk Box, " Palihapitiya said at first he misunderstood it.
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"They misunderstood my tweet, but I do understand their anger," Lamyaa told BuzzFeed.
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Forests play a vital, yet often misunderstood, role in solving the climate crisis.
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Mr. Verrilli, the administration's lawyer, said the term "lawful presence" had been misunderstood.
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He can also say that he misunderstood questions that he was being asked.
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The misunderstood relationship between insurers and hospitals is a good place to start.
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He compiled a list of commonly misunderstood airline terms for his site, AskThePilot.
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" In his interview later Friday with Cuomo, Stone that he "misunderstood the reference.
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Mental health is often misunderstood and turned into a toxic message for children.
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Prosecutors have since admitted they misunderstood text messages that were translated from Russian.
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French caught some flak for that, but tells TMZ people misunderstood his comment.
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She has said that her work has been "misunderstood" as commentary on counterculture.
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"Indian and Pakistani food is just a bit misunderstood around here," he says.
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We believe the Employment Appeal Tribunal last year fundamentally misunderstood how we operate.
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"Jeff has said for many years they are comfortable being misunderstood," McIlwain said.
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But history is littered with more consequential mistranslations — erroneous, intentional or simply misunderstood.
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It didn't involve an airsoft gun, but a misunderstood game of Lazer Tag.
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In fact, I think sometimes it's really misunderstood of how this is learned.
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People see the hard-core community as a bunch of angry, misunderstood kids.
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But the legal reality behind "unauthorized" use like this is often pretty misunderstood.
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It took me years to understand how deeply I had misunderstood these women.
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" She concluded, just in case anything was misunderstood, "I still hate Azealia Banks.
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Diplomacy is among the oldest of professions, but also among the most misunderstood.
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Onset of extreme anxiety, depression, panic attacks, misunderstood fears, patterns of alcohol abuse.
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The show's subplot of self-harm casts light upon an often misunderstood condition.
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She's not just an island unto herself as some paragon of misunderstood brilliance.
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Seidman suggested in the CNBC interview that Markopolos misunderstood the company's accounting practices.
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Section 5 (50 U.S.C. 1544) includes the misunderstood 85033-day period noted above.
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I bring it up because this exercise is often incorrectly labeled and misunderstood.
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He is invariably misunderstood and harshly judged by those who fear his powers.
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This means that the event of Fet Gede can be somewhat misunderstood, too.
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The effects of rape on its victims are complex, lasting and largely misunderstood.
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In particular, we believe Market Technology is still a misunderstood and underappreciated asset.
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J.D. Salinger, America's most iconic and elusive author of all time, was misunderstood.
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But it drives home the point that Kalanick is misunderstood as a person.
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Trump's "dealmaker" reputation has often been misunderstood or overstated by pundits and politicians.
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Wonder Woman is easily the most misunderstood high-profile superhero in pop culture.
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Was there something about Fox in retrospect that you sort of fundamentally misunderstood?
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Chart of the Day Medicine's best obesity treatment is also its most misunderstood.
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Republicans vary little across various demographics in saying they are misunderstood by the media.
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"The EU's customs union is a protectionist system which is widely misunderstood," Martin said.
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I am misunderstood and there is no one in fashion that's on my side.
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MACCALLUM: So what do you think is the most misunderstood about Ivanka, for example?
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These companies have fundamentally misunderstood the role artificial intelligence should play in our lives.
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Perhaps the most well-known—and consequently most misunderstood—example of satirical national pride.
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I've always liked the misunderstood image of the Orient– I can laugh about it.
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Justice Elena Kagan, during her confirmation hearings in 2010, misunderstood a question from Sen.
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There will be rejections, there will be misunderstood stories, there will be bad reviews.
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Inada withdrew the remark at an impromptu news conference, saying it could be "misunderstood".
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The missions of the leading players are widely misunderstood, even by their own users.
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Both animals play roles in the urban ecosystem, though coyotes (above) are more misunderstood.
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Chronic pain sufferers are often misdiagnosed and misunderstood, or simply thought to be dramatic.
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Sheryl Sandberg said the idea that Facebook contributes to a "filter bubble" is misunderstood.
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For too long the public largely ignored or misunderstood the threat posed by cyberespionage.
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"She doth protest too much, methinks" is often misunderstood as a comment by Hamlet.
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"There's a big relief that the app was misunderstood back in October," she said.
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Image: Flickr Creative CommonsSchizophrenia is a mysterious, misunderstood mental illness without a full cure.
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What do you think it is that's so misunderstood about the culture at Bridgewater?
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She thinks he's misunderstood and couldn't stand that people thought he was a liar.
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And when I thought my answers were misunderstood, I contacted investigators to correct them.
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Adults have always misunderstood teenagers and the social power that good video games have.
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I mean, you're saying villain, but I think sometimes people are just misunderstood, right?
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In a telephone interview, Takasu said his social media posts had been intentionally misunderstood.
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It's not so much anger, but it's more about feeling misunderstood and being hurt.
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Earlier this month, Chief Justice John Roberts lamented how badly the court is misunderstood.
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And with good reason: It's a truly beautiful display of this oft-misunderstood tradition.
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"It's the most misunderstood successful song of all time," Zac Hanson told Entertainment Weekly.
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For something that's so rampant, there's still a lot that's misunderstood about human trafficking.
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" It wasn't funny, and it's hard to see how the comment could be "misunderstood.
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"I would say all three are a little bit misunderstood as defenders," Morey said.
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The HPE has unique needs and is largely misunderstood by executives at many companies.
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Those in the program quickly realized how they relate to the largely misunderstood bird.
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The lyrics largely dodged romantic pop conventions and were about individuality, rebellion, being misunderstood.
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This sexual aspect of the Sovereignty Goddess was in later times misunderstood as wantonness.
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I think there's two pieces of what you said that I think are misunderstood.
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In an interview, Mr. Taunton said that his rather modest claims were being misunderstood.
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When his testimony was proven inaccurate, he apologized and said he'd misunderstood the question.
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Is it safe to say that, throughout your career, Sonny Vaccaro has been misunderstood?
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If I've harmed someone it's because they misunderstood or it was a complete accident.
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If you talk about a niche activity, you run the risk of being misunderstood.
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While he later stated that he was misunderstood, his initial comments were very definitive.
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"I believe that Tesla could be massively misunderstood by the investing public," Winton said.
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These and other recent references to Levinson's film suggest that it is widely misunderstood.
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She insisted that she, too, is against treating people with disrespect and feels misunderstood.
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Those actions and statements, the mayor said, had been misunderstood as postponing the work.
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Adtech has a reputation for being overcomplicated and overpriced; however, it is largely misunderstood.
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I felt very alone and very misunderstood (I was a 14 year-old girl).
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All we want to know is, why wasn't the title Tom Riddle: Misunderstood Genius?
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But what I do know is that blackouts are both common and tragically misunderstood.
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On Thursday, Mr. Mnuchin told reporters in Davos that his comment had been misunderstood.
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In announcing his retirement, Judge Kozinski suggested that he had been misunderstood and apologized.
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I wondered if he misunderstood the assignment, but of course he's smarter than that.
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But he said he should not be misunderstood: Objects should be returned where possible.
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Their expertise is fraught with the pain of having been misunderstood and, often, mistreated.
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Broadly spoke with the author about the many ways female serial killers are misunderstood.
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"Socialist" remains a dirty, and often misunderstood, term in the realm of US politics.
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Today, women still report feeling ignored or misunderstood by doctors and the medical establishment.
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Have we grasped the essential nature of our shopping companion or misunderstood her entirely?
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He replied that she had misunderstood, and that his meaning of minority included women.
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And over email or other digital mediums, jokes can easily be misunderstood and misinterpreted.
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Tatour, who denied the charges, said her poem was misunderstood by the Israeli authorities.
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Without really addressing the Tweet, I do think private equity is a misunderstood industry.
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This week, Rivka Galchen and Benjamin Moser discuss which classic books are commonly misunderstood.
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I misunderstood some idiot at court who misrepresented your words and heart to me.
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There are so many diluted versions of his music, and I think he's misunderstood.
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"I think he's one of the most misunderstood people in the NFL," Carr said.
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" "In isolation and out of context with the lesson, the image could be misunderstood.
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"I really believe that they both would be misunderstood by anybody else," she said.
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Spouses feel misunderstood because their partners fail to notice that they cleaned the house.
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At the time, he said his comments were misunderstood or taken out of context.
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Enunwa said Marshall sometimes voiced his opinion in a way that some teammates misunderstood.
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That is the context into which Dr. Murray walked and was so profoundly misunderstood.
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Of the various channels available to growth marketers, podcast is among the most misunderstood.
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He was denounced for the phrase, which he said was misunderstood, and he apologized.
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He later backtracked on the comments, saying he was "misunderstood," according to The Guardian.
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Since then, I've been contacted by thousands of teens who feel misunderstood or alone.
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He said he hoped to shed light on an often secretive and misunderstood practice.
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We had misunderstood the present in the same way archaeologists can misunderstand the past.
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I can be misunderstood for a while, but love is not difficult to misunderstand.
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Her book examines how historians have misunderstood and misrepresented white women as reluctant actors.
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I can put out the premise that the Night King and Thanos are misunderstood.
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Opinion The legacy of the legendary design school is both universal — and universally misunderstood.
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"I think some of the media probably misunderstood what was going on," he says.
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"It went from him saying he was misquoted to being misunderstood," Owen told me.
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Sometimes I'm OK with something being completely misunderstood and just having peace with that.
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Maybe the aide misunderstood, but it says something that the story is even plausible.
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Either Google is shamelessly lying here, or people have misunderstood what's actually going on.
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Facebook's app circa 2009 when it misunderstood mobile Facebook's app circa 2009 when it misunderstood mobile Once it scrapped the "trying to do everything at once like the website" grid design for a speedy app that defaulted to the feed, usage exploded.
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"I said that prior to me being in this situation," Newton said of being misunderstood.
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"I feel a lot of times I get misunderstood just as an artist," he said.
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All of which is to say, he was pretty much destined to be largely misunderstood.
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" Hoyer's spokesman later said that the majority leader "hadn't read the actual letter and misunderstood.
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I'll start by saying that a lot of political scientists have misunderstood the presidency too.
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Najib sought to ease tensions with his allies on Friday, saying the bill was "misunderstood".
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It was clear to "Mad Money " host Jim Cramer that the quarter was initially misunderstood.
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I think she's a very misunderstood mythological creature that carries with her very earned rage.
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Odie couldn't stop drooling (cats never drool) and always misunderstood what Garfield said to him.
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Two, as with that misunderstood movie, I'm happy to talk about this flick with you!
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He ordered that these duties be split with another watchstander, but his order was misunderstood.
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This is a space for celebrating the overlooked and misunderstood ladies of your childhood movies.
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Chad Johnson wants you to know that he's not really a jerk — he's just misunderstood.
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YouTube is the biggest social media platform in the country, and, perhaps, the most misunderstood.
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"The international community misunderstood us because of Rohingya lobbyists who distributed fabricated news," he said.
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Hillary has an "I" message: I have been abused and misunderstood and it's my turn.
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It was such a departure from Beyoncé's earlier pop heavy sound that it was misunderstood.
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Law's relationship to the blockchain is widely misunderstood by both its advocates and its critics.
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You build a home that welcomes misunderstood creatures of all kinds, whether human or fantastical.
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Lissa Muscatine, Clinton's friend and former speechwriter, said the first lady felt blindsided and misunderstood.
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Both groups are convinced that their lives are misrepresented or misunderstood by the outside world.
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Those shocked by these events need to consider that Jokowi was misunderstood from the outset.
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Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani told CNN's Chris Cuomo that Trump had been misunderstood.
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And, you always intended sparrow, and we misunderstood, and they're disappointed, and their money's spent.
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"Donkeys are perhaps the most misunderstood and under appreciated of man's domesticated animals," Stiert says.
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Fear of being misunderstood is now secondary to fear of being alone in your passions.
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Not completely untrue, but the study's authors were quick to say Trump "misunderstood" their research.
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Here's a look at why sustainable investing may be attractive to this often misunderstood generation.
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She often aims to depict those who may have been misunderstood, overlooked, or otherwise neglected.
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King is still misunderstood even by those who claim to know him, says the Rev.
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It's unfortunate that Warren Pala is misunderstood when he says the word "biltong" to Americans.
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" When the crowd began booing, Depp followed up, saying, "No, no, no, you misunderstood completely.
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My favorite story of all is about the way in which we originally misunderstood electricity.
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It also shows that the concept of herd immunity is largely myth—and completely misunderstood.
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But there are those who still revere her as a powerful—if misunderstood—spiritual being.
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That statement dumbfounded GOP lawmakers, though the White House later said Trump's remarks were misunderstood.
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But he said the media had misunderstood the criticism of Governor Martinez, who is Hispanic.
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So I always watch the show and I'm like, you know, maybe she's just misunderstood.
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"They've misunderstood the burkini swimsuit," Ms. Zanetti, 49, said in a telephone interview from Sydney.
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The heroes are always either Lone Ranger types or misunderstood (and sometimes conflicted) drug dealers.
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But despite all this progress, veterans continue to be misunderstood and mischaracterized by many employers.
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Supporters of both parties have misunderstood and fueled hate out of reckless emotion and ignorance.
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We tell ourselves that it is harmless and those who use it are just misunderstood.
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The result is a strange alchemy of imagined past, misunderstood present, and weirdly conjectured future.
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Abdullah and Salah say their father has been misunderstood and intentionally misrepresented for political reasons.
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The year was 1984, a time when HIV/AIDS was widely misunderstood and heavily stigmatized.
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Yet despite all this excitement, there are many things that are misunderstood about the industry.
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The protagonists feel misunderstood by the world that surrounds them, which isn't an uncommon feeling.
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If there is more at play than dystopian cynicism, is Black Mirror a misunderstood project?
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Severly dyslexic and a self-described "awful student," Tanguay, like many, felt misunderstood and alone.
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"The thing that I get the most angry about is being misunderstood," he told me.
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It's why so many misunderstood Prince's relationship to the Internet, or to the music industry.
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But you realize you've almost entirely misunderstood the primary characters and the mise-en-scène.
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He has also been misunderstood by some, persecuted by others and even accused of impropriety.
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But Ester refuses to accept that she might have misunderstood the signals given to her.
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I think the biggest thing that's misunderstood about Netflix is really what their objective is.
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He told acquaintances that the beatings had been an element of religious discipline and misunderstood.
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"The cone is misunderstood," said Jeff Masters, a meteorologist with the forecasting service Weather Underground.
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The scariest category of things is feeling profoundly misunderstood, because it makes you feel invisible.
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San Angelo, Texas (CNN)Mark Meyers believes donkeys are one of the most misunderstood animals.
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It's the kind of response that I'd expected from Adams — but I had misunderstood her.
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The writer in the crosshairs can play the lonely, misunderstood visionary—not Galileo, but close.
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Happy Met Gala day to Rihanna and Rihanna alone, who's never misunderstood the assignment. pic.twitter.
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But organizers and activists like Ms. Yi, 63, worry that Asian-Americans remain largely misunderstood.
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It is so zesty, so lively and so misunderstood, which makes it a great value.
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Ms. Powell Jobs also believes that, at least in some ways, her husband was misunderstood.
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This remains the single most underestimated and misunderstood aspect of the project: its emotional architecture.
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Traumatic brain injury remains misunderstood by much of the general public and therefore often stigmatized.
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We misunderstood T.S.A.'s instructions and regret any inconvenience this may have caused our customers.
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"This may be the most misunderstood suggestion that has been out there," he told reporters.
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A wimpy grip just opens you up to be misunderstood by those you interact with.
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It will say "I must have misunderstood" before trying to fix what it got wrong.
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Seiber's mother, Rea Sieber, spoke to WFLA and said that her daughter has been misunderstood.
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Too often, because of the misunderstood nature of the industry, blockchain is associated with cryptocurrencies.
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It's no wonder the reverse mortgage is one of the most misunderstood mortgage products around.
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Soon afterward, she published a memoir in Japan, strenuously arguing that she had been misunderstood.
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We constantly manage complex social interactions so we aren't fired, isolated, misunderstood, miscast or murdered.
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In an interview, he tries to pass himself off as misunderstood, just a regular guy.
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According to the White House, Congress fundamentally misunderstood the consequences of narrowing foreign sovereign immunity.
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It's all to Goodman's credit that Howard isn't merely a monster or a misunderstood genius.
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For Tucker, he originally misunderstood Rickles' brash comedy, before realizing that was just the star's humor.
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But I understood him, and he was someone that I think a lot of people misunderstood.
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In messages to Gizmodo, Musk defended Gicinto as a misunderstood player in the Uber–Waymo drama.
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In the clip, Chris Harrison asks this season's villain if he felt "misunderstood" after the show.
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Their idealistic and emotional natures can cause them to feel misunderstood or easily taken advantage of.
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I actually completely misunderstood that I was giving an interview that would be judged on Twitter.
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We felt like a lot of people misunderstood Blackened Sky and we got some terrible reviews.
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"I am privileged by God to be a good friend to those misunderstood animals," he said.
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In rare comments about the president, Tetangco said Duterte's dramatic foreign policy upheaval had been misunderstood.
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" Rather, he claims that I "pulled these words out of context, and apparently misunderstood Wax's argument.
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All are similarly misunderstood, as they imply a "crowd" is needed, or desired, to fund companies.
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That's a very fundamental part of how our model works and something that is often misunderstood.
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It's probably unfair to call Sorority Row underrated; perhaps it's more accurate to say it's misunderstood.
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The mechanisms by which these people rule the world are misunderstood, and this is one mechanism.
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Do you think that Team 10 is misunderstood by older people who don't totally get it?
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"When she said it I was stunned and thought she misunderstood the pin," McClure told DNAinfo.
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He argues that Prevent's structures and principles are sound, but that its intentions have been misunderstood.
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It was not because our reporters are out-of-touch, or because they misunderstood America's mood.
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In fact, he says we've completely misunderstood the idea of the perm in the first place.
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Natural wines are the old-school, additive-free, often misunderstood cousins of your typical table vino.
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With that in mind, are there any particular concepts here that you think are regularly misunderstood?
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"When she said it, I was stunned and thought she misunderstood the pin," McClure told DNAinfo.
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"I want to be misunderstood," he told the magazine after declining to talk about anything personal.
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Either way, it should be an exciting final chapter of such an elegant, if misunderstood, season.
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The small tattoo spells out "misunderstood" in capital sans-serif font letters on his right cheek.
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Not because it's necessarily untrue, but because the term can be easily misunderstood by the public.
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In one sequence, she is Sita, the catastrophically misunderstood wife of Lord Ram in the Ramayana.
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Production sources tell TMZ ... the families profiled on the show agreed because they feel they're misunderstood.
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And he thinks people like me have greatly misunderstood the effects and the benefits of dabbing.
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Few food crazes are as reviled, and misunderstood, as the recent spike in gluten-free products.
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This philosophy could be misunderstood to mean that ultimate happiness can be achieved by expecting nothing.
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"This is a new asset class, and so it's misunderstood," said Pittman, a former investment banker.
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The other thing that's often misunderstood about orgasms is that they're a "learned response," she says.
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I shudder to think of all the misunderstood people who have wasted away inside Laurendel's walls.
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BaFin said its critics had misunderstood the situation, and that supervisors and prosecutors played different roles.
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Like many people who find themselves homeless, Rodriguez has been "misunderstood by the community," Davis said.
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At least, I'll speak for myself, I think I misunderstood what activism was in that realm.
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In this sense, these moves could be understood as an extension of Zuckerberg's misunderstood listening tour.
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In honor of Black Cat Appreciation Day, we're busting the myths that surround this misunderstood feline.
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"I'm so misunderstood by media and that's why I'm going to have my say," she said.
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She speaks up on behalf of rural women whose stories are too often overlooked or misunderstood.
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The market misunderstood Oracle, which reported encouraging results after the bell Wednesday, an analyst said Wednesday.
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Think of times when someone misunderstood your intent — it's frustrating and naturally leads to further conflict.
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Clinton has apologized for her comment about putting coal out of business, saying she was misunderstood.
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Many have fears of being misunderstood and judged, particularly if the provider is of another race.
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How many times has he said the people and the press have misunderstood his inflammatory remarks?
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Trump is constantly saying extreme things and then taking them back or claiming to be misunderstood.
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They may fly under the radar, judged simply as "strange" or "odd," and be perpetually misunderstood.
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Weir said border issues are "incredibly misunderstood," and the show is an opportunity to address that.
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He is writing a book about the comical, often misunderstood lives of dog breeders for FSG.
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But it's more impressive in some ways that it remained relatively misunderstood after the fact, right?
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You're the most misunderstood f**king human being in my entire life that I've ever met.
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In pop music, there are oodles of heroes, and also more than a few misunderstood giants.
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Catholics sometimes worry that supporting gay people in need will be misunderstood as changing church teaching.
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He said he felt that most of the irate herbalists misunderstood what a trademark actually regulates.
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Perrine-Gifford believes this advice can harm abuse survivors, causing them to feel misunderstood and alone.
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He has alienated large swaths of the population, and insulted, misunderstood and crudely challenged dangerous nations.
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Not since the Jim Crow era has an American president so misunderstood and misrepresented our values.
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"We're in the situation we're in because we've misunderstood our position in the ecosystem," Macfadyen said.
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Neuroendocrine tumors afflict about 171,000 people in the United States and it's an often-misunderstood disease.
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That alone makes his magazine piece on how President Trump misunderstood the F.B.I. an essential read.
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Too little attention has been paid, however, to one of USMCA's most innovative — and misunderstood — features.
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Now, I think you misunderstood one paragraph that Ted Cruz, who was a superb orator, said.
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Therefore my mother was often misunderstood, pushed aside, ignored, and left to be on her own.
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In a follow-up post on Twitter, Jackson insisted that his earlier message had been misunderstood.
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But if you had said "ehh, he's misunderstood" I had a series of questions for that.
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In particular, Tosta and Legaspi play young, powerful, misunderstood female leads with grace, authenticity, and grit.
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Nowadays, I rely on a British podcast called "Backlisted," which discusses neglected classics and misunderstood writers.
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Nowadays, I rely on a British podcast called "Backlisted," which discusses neglected classics and misunderstood writers.
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Again, I think -- I think -- STAHL: Do you ever say -- DEVOS: -- I'm more misunderstood than anything.
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That's a great thing for a beverage that has long been misunderstood and underappreciated by Americans.
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"That is a loophole in the rules that is even misunderstood by competition hosts," he said.
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Cramer believes that millennials are the "most misunderstood cohort" when it comes to predicting consumer spending.
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Misunderstood tragedies -- like famine, plague and infant mortality -- made people even more afraid of the unknown.
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Fujimori's family and supporters cheered the pardon as a long-overdue vindication for a misunderstood hero.
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You feel misunderstood because you don't deliver your message in a way that people can understand.
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Gabbard apologized for her past anti-LGBTQ remarks and said her position on Assad was misunderstood.
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No less sinister is his attempt to revise history and cast himself as a misunderstood visionary.
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Still, I can't ignore how completely the media has misunderstood and misinterpreted Sanders's win in Dearborn.
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When we're feeling sad and misunderstood, that chemical is released to show us we're not alone.
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Brunson did not deny sending the message but said it had been misunderstood, the indictment said.
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But Kara Swisher, one of today's most well-respected tech journalists, says that Jobs has been misunderstood.
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The data offers an unusual level of detail about the voting decisions of a sometimes misunderstood religion.
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I do think that conservative women often get misunderstood [when] you put them all in one bucket.
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The measure's supporters argued that Cotton either misunderstood the legislation or was misleading the public about it.
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U.S. HAS "MISUNDERSTOOD THE INTERESTS" OF BOTH SIDES, AND "SERIOUSLY UNDERESTIMATED" CHINA'S ENDURANCE - CHINA'S GLOBAL TIMES EDITORIAL
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How misunderstood she was, how choked she was, how she was such a victim of her times.
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The public has to know what Trump means when he speaks, and misunderstood messages could do damage.
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We also misunderstood the CEO of a robotics company to have a PhD based on her LinkedIn.
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In multiple dissents, they argued that the majority deeply misunderstood the Supreme Court's precedents and their goals.
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In a statement shared on Facebook on Sunday, she suggested that Angelucci had "misheard or misunderstood" her.
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Perhaps this is West's perception of Marie Antoinette: a fashionable, gorgeous woman of royalty, misunderstood by society.
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" After receiving backlash for her comments, the former Victoria Secret Angel tweeted that her sentiment was "misunderstood.
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With the hubris of misunderstood preteens everywhere, I felt utterly unique in my love for Norah Jones.
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In the face of that backlash, Mr. Trump fired back on Twitter that he had been misunderstood.
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The first is that "high crimes and misdemeanors" is a broad term that is commonly misunderstood today.
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Poor #donthecon #trump Just a poor, tender, misunderstood & abused #broflake 🙄 #trumprussia #impeachtrump #resistance #trumppencecollusion❄️ pic.twitter.
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What is in it for China is often misunderstood, especially by Sinophobes in Delhi, Tokyo and Washington.
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"It would allow more people to have this healing and interaction with animals that are widely misunderstood."
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Practicing for her first dance, she told her partner, Maksim Chmerkovskiy, she felt they were both misunderstood.
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Some in Denmark, however, said foreign interpreters were drawing the wrong conclusions because they misunderstood the strategy.
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They're colorful, misunderstood beings living together outside the spotlight, freeloading in our guts in exchange for favors.
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"We are misunderstood by the poor because we speak the language of the middle class," he explains.
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Because we've sort of kind of kept it behind the scenes in a sense, it's largely misunderstood.
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But in an exclusive interview, editor-in-chief Alex Marlow said that the site has been misunderstood.
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However, her attorney Charles Harder told The Guardian that the wording in the filing was largely misunderstood.
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But this shouldn't be misunderstood as a total belief in what is on the page as doctrine.
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" SK: Not even "Don't hurt him," but like, "Oh, you must've misunderstood; that's just how he is.
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Thomas says people misunderstood him a bit, but he still thinks the world's ready for the concept.
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Tom Cotton, an Arkansas Republican and ally of Trump in the Senate, argued Trump was just misunderstood.
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Some misunderstood dweeb realizes he's special; an extraterrestrial plunks down on Earth to solve our problems. Enough!
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Lindsay prepares to divorce Paul, but they have a pre-nup which Lindsay misunderstood because she's Lindsay.
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Values-aligned investing is called by many different names, which are commonly misused or misunderstood by investors.
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We sincerely apologize that anyone was offended or misunderstood its intent, and we have replaced the display.
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Another reason is the vaccine has become misunderstood and politicized, keeping many from even beginning the regimen.
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But like most things on the internet, vaporwave was ripe for ridicule and doomed to be misunderstood.
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Being misunderstood by society often means facing violence, especially if you are a trans person of color.
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"I think he's misunderstood," she told the British paper of having Quavo perform on her new album.
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Knopp says the goal of defining a relationship isn't always to be monogamous, and that's often misunderstood.
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Of all the ways to consume cannabis, pot brownies are probably the most misunderstood (and, yes, delicious).
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Her desperate message was received, but misunderstood, because the future inevitably imagines itself superior to the past.
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If you cannot afford to be misunderstood, then for goodness' sake, don't do anything new or innovative.
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The gilets jaunes, much written off, much misunderstood, have an appeal that is both mysterious and durable.
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Analysts at Jefferies International, who have a 'buy' rating on the stock, say the firm is misunderstood.
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We were discussing Hollywood and I may have misunderstood certain things about the methods of that place.
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Diane — pronounced Dee-AHN, as her mother insisted, to set her daughter apart — was "creative" and misunderstood.
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She added in a subsequent tweet that she "felt misunderstood" and wondered how people could "condemn" her.
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Meanwhile, a student has misunderstood the term "academic adviser," and is looking to him for actual advice.
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"Donkeys in my opinion are the most misunderstood and underappreciated of man's domesticated animals," Mr. Stiert said.
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Smith, who wrote "Cockpit Confidential," compiled a glossary of commonly misunderstood airline jargon on his website, AskThePilot.
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They act like he's a victim or misunderstood, but those players have made him a wealthy man.
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The Blue Jays make no apologies for their style, although Manager John Gibbons said it was misunderstood.
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Stewart insists the whole thing was just a bit of pre-show fun and has been misunderstood.
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Strout feels misunderstood when people ask her if characters are based on her mother, her father, herself.
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At the time, in my 30s, I largely misunderstood women, and it was time to catch up.
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Instead, it's mainly about the serious nature of the social pressures on a generation that's constantly misunderstood.
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I often felt misunderstood, helplessly trying to explain that this state was just the way I was.
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I don't want to be misunderstood that the point of college is to get a good job.
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Another mark of the introvert is the ability to be comfortable being quiet, which is often misunderstood.
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We're not touring on Mr. Misunderstood until next year probably staring end of January or early February.
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O.C.D. has often been misunderstood, undiagnosed and exploited as a set of amusing quirks for Hollywood characters.
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China's debt ratio also seems more worrisome than it really is because its nature is often misunderstood.
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If either of them were feeling misunderstood or unheard, they took the time to examine that dissonance.
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It wouldn't be the first time political reporters and the professional political class misunderstood local political dynamics.
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The worker who sent it out misunderstood a supervisor's directions and thought Hawaii really was under attack.
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The article, published in four countries and three languages, was fated to be misunderstood from the start.
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"Instead of seeing fear as the enemy, try thinking of it as a misunderstood friend," I suggested.
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In a 2017 interview, Mr. Zimmer said Mr. Green was often misunderstood because of his quiet demeanor.
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R. Stanton Jones, one of Mr. Knox's lawyers, said rap music is particularly prone to being misunderstood.
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Her preparation hit a snag when she realized she had misunderstood a key detail of the race.
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"People actually just completely misunderstood it," said Dr. Diana Lockwood, a leprosy expert at the London School.
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We were discussing Hollywood, and I may have misunderstood certain things about the methods of that place.
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Real superhero stuff: An aloof, misunderstood character reveals his secret powers just as things turn really bad.
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A lot of things he says may be really misunderstood, but if you know him, you smile.
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But the often misunderstood condition is far more complicated — and more insidious — than one might immediately believe.
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If you misunderstood my joke and were offended, I'm really sorry...that you're a humourless cunt. pic.twitter.
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The third and last ingredient of inclusive leadership is often misunderstood, but it is no less critical.
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"It is misconstrued and misunderstood, and I think that it's patently unfair and really discriminatory," Texas Rep.
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And yet, in these 23 years, the bombing remains misunderstood as an example of "lone wolf" terrorism.
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They are the fastest-growing demographic group in the nation, and activists say they remain largely misunderstood.
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Hers would provide all the care and guidance she sought when she was younger and felt misunderstood.
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"We, like everybody else, sort of misunderstood what direction the country was going in," Mr. Tyler said.
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Bonet marks another prominent Black woman Bey has championed in her costumes, who has long been misunderstood.
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Even the moment where I talk about ooga-booga, a degrading term about African stereotypes, was misunderstood.
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One gets the sense from his interviews that he felt himself and his film undervalued and misunderstood.
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"It distresses me that my actions and intentions could have been misunderstood and characterized in this way."
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"I'm here because of Marc," Mr. Dunn said, adding, "I think Walmart is misunderstood in some ways."
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And they estimated that the market had misunderstood the value of YouTube, the company's video-streaming service.
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"I believe the FTC has fundamentally misunderstood our work here, and we intend to fight any allegations."
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One of the most cruel things about tennis is how under-appreciated and misunderstood Novak Djokovic is.
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Her family has spoken little about Aaliyah or the allegations around Kelly, leaving the singer more misunderstood.
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Some misunderstood the forms, for example; in other cases, required notices were sent to the wrong addresses.
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He said that he misunderstood that other officials meant the Bidens when they mentioned investigations of Burisma.
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But like all blue cheeses, and my 9/11 rom-com script, Roquefort is divisive and misunderstood.
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My most controversial opinion about American Horror Story is that Freak Show is a misunderstood near-masterpiece.
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The would-be assassin is not unlike many angry young men of literature: misunderstood, antisocial and emotionally isolated.
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As most victims have, I've been made to feel awkward, misunderstood, and I've been degraded at great levels.
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"There is no question," Collins said, though he did return to the idea that the waivers were misunderstood.
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And that is a pretty harmful starting point, since social media editors already find their work vastly misunderstood.
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After all, Pam's been going to bat for Assange, saying he's a misunderstood soul ... not a criminal hacker.
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It makes us seem like they were some misunderstood person who didn't want to do what they did.
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They're convinced they are outrageously misunderstood -- and even being actively undermined -- by the national media and Washington pundits.
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Those are just a few of the universal benefits of the mischaracterized and often misunderstood health care legislation.
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Ford writes: Identifying as queer means being mistrusted, misunderstood and, often, mislabeled for the rest of your life.
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But Cinco de Mayo, which translates to May 5, is probably one of the most misunderstood Mexican holidays.
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Some people have misunderstood something I said in my essay, suggesting that I consider trans identities a disability.
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Ms Hall never suggests that her character is a misunderstood genius; her interviewing style is frosty and unnerving.
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"We're just misunderstood," Johnson captioned the shot, which was snapped at a pre-Oscars party in West Hollywood.
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The amended terms and conditions to Sephora's Beauty Insider point system has a major clarification most customers misunderstood.
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While Calle's actions are ripe with playful humor, this lightness should not be misunderstood as lack of sincerity.
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" Negative employee reviews: "Leadership teams were distant from product capability and misunderstood how to influence product development teams.
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"I am a Negro, the most oppressed, misunderstood and most neglected section of your population," she informed him.
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Some people have found the convention's plea for unity rather odd, but have misunderstood who it's aimed at.
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Then he proceeded next door for questioning by prosecutors, to clear up all the things they had "misunderstood".
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To clear up the kid talk, one thing that I misunderstood Ashley about was time frame of kids.
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Bezos said he thought about the advice, but decided it was the publisher that had misunderstood Amazon's goal.
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You may have misunderstood the person, and either or both of you may be holding an unnecessary grudge.
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This is far from the first time Republican political figures have misunderstood or mischaracterized the way Twitter works.
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Other advisers and officials said that the United States had misunderstood the Made in China 2025 industrial policy.
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The NBA report showed that 67 percent of white Americans believe police officers are misunderstood by black people.
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In the shadow of the Happy Madison factory, however, is a Wonka-like figure whose abilities are misunderstood.
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Cash flow is "off the charts" and is the most "misunderstood variable in this whole equation," he added.
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Francis has not directly answered them but said some people displayed "a certain legalism" and misunderstood the document.
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It regularly misunderstood and even more uncommon—an illustrious reputation makes it difficult to learn its many truths.
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I can't help but feel as you answer all these questions like you've been misunderstood by the press.
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Also, two underwriter firms for Snap's IPO, Goldman and Credit Suisse, defended the company as unique and misunderstood.
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Now, at 41, Westmore wants to finally embrace her Tourette's, and bring greater awareness to the "misunderstood" condition.
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Devo has been misunderstood throughout its career, but the band hasn't acknowledged very much about it until now.
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"Most of the press misunderstood the anger and anti-elitism that drove Donald Trump to power," he said.
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And yet, precisely because abuse has been covered up for so long, no crime is more widely misunderstood.
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" Chesser added that Baker had written a draft of the policy, "but he misunderstood what was being requested.
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Pamela Anderson is claiming WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is "misunderstood" and has been defamed by the biased media.
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The dean who eventually confirmed the committee's decision to expel Montague also misunderstood Montague's history, the complaint said.
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Their intensity and pugnacity make them either perfect villains or misunderstood masterminds, depending on your point of view.
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Because epilepsy was misunderstood, Jean was prohibited from dating for fear that romantic relationships might prompt an attack.
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"Africa has been totally misunderstood," said Doughba Caranda-Martin III, the owner of a tea shop in Harlem.
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Under the less charitable interpretation, one of the two men willfully misunderstood -- or is willfully misrepresenting -- what happened.
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" After the press conference, Turx tweeted that the president had "misunderstood" his question and pledged to "seek clarification.
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"We stopped distribution in response to feedback from those who thought our efforts were being misunderstood," she added.
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My Instagram post was meant to be fun and lighthearted, it was misunderstood as something other than that.
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The dark humor is reminiscent of Wes Anderson's films, which often probe the misunderstood feelings of young men.
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"I mean, to be young, queer, and black in America means that you can be misunderstood," she says.
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And here's where the character of Charlie goes from gentle and misunderstood to "fearful" simply because she's different.
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BFRBs can do both, but, says Keuthen, they have been misunderstood as "bad habits that lazy people have".
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Misunderstood;" the next day was "Holding My Own;" the next day, I think, was "Knives of New Orleans.
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Misunderstood" but it can even be traced back to a song on The Outsiders like "Roller Coaster Ride.
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Everything is a joke, but if that in itself is misunderstood, I find that very funny as well.
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In my last piece, it was really important to me that I expressed myself and I wasn't misunderstood.
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Their motivations and political interests are often misunderstood or defined too narrowly by campaigns and the news media.
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Video was "misunderstood," dean says To be clear, this isn't the first time Green has danced for students.
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In short: What do you think 2017's most misunderstood movies were, in directions either positive or negative?
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"Being misunderstood and fetishized within the community and outside of it is hard, invalidating, and stressful," Luna says.
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Mr. Bush and Houston — both a little quirky, a little square, a little misunderstood — were a natural fit.
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Like the monster in Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein; Or, The Modern Prometheus" (1818), Saadawi's creature feels he is misunderstood.
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The lawyers seems eager to suggest that regulators overreacted and misunderstood what was going on, Mr. Henning writes.
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"Some of the statements he might have made could have been made jokingly and misunderstood," McNair told reporters.
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"My struggle for the survival of our countryside was misunderstood, and barely supported," Mr. Gentilhomme wrote the president.
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Disability is generally very misunderstood and very unacknowledged, even though approximately 25% of Americans live with a disability.
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"Snakes are among the most misunderstood animals in the world," said Nonn Panitvong, a leading expert in biodiversity.
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"The problem with Newman," Ms. Kolhatkar said, "is that it completely misunderstood the way the world actually works."
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Women who have completed the workshops describe WoVeN as a lifeline after years of feeling isolated or misunderstood.
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Mr. Weiser called back twice to say he had misunderstood the questions and needed to retract his statements.
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" But she did remember describing the alleged assault to DePorter, who suggested "that I just misunderstood his intentions.
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He shares Mr. Trump's view that the news media misunderstood the movement that the president rode into office.
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Politicians are rushing to seek answers for the sudden rise in this often studied but misunderstood political paradigm.
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And because 93% of all communication is nonverbal, you run a greater risk of being misunderstood over text.
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A much-misunderstood man who means well, he will not inherit the public's great affection for his mother.
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As a traveler, you look for conflicted or misunderstood or little known places — good places to write about.
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For too long, traumatic brain injury ("TBI") a low-profile chronic condition, has been unrecognized, misdiagnosed and misunderstood.
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And not every older worker feels marginalized or unappreciated, nor does every younger boss feel disdainful and misunderstood.
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You've mentioned this in the past — that you think we've sort of overblown, overstated, and misunderstood Cambridge Analytica.
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The restaurant business is punishing, and Los Angeles is often misunderstood by outsiders as a city without history.
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His reaction has crackled with the frustration of a man who feels he is being misunderstood and caricatured.
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Political scientist Charles Murray, co-author of 1994's "The Bell Curve," has said his views are misunderstood.
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They tend to put thought into what they say, because the risk of being misunderstood is too high.
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Yet what it means to be "pro-life" is, these days, hotly contested — and, I think, often misunderstood.
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Speaking to Variety about his new single "That on That," Graham revealed that he thinks Smollett is misunderstood.
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Back then, skateboarding had some mainstream appeal but it was largely subversive and misunderstood by most non-skaters.
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And although about one percent of the world's population stutters, the nature of the condition has long been misunderstood.
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Irish researchers say the human body has an additional organ that has been misunderstood for at least a century.
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Barrack characterized the kingdom — and the Middle East as a whole — as misunderstood and unfairly maligned by the West.
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Fran was rocking every fashion trend of the '90s and she slayed the game Her style is definitely misunderstood.
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Addressing the calzone scene, Wainstein claims it was a misunderstood joke and said it was "horrifying" to watch back.
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His supporters view him as a misunderstood hero who ended years of economic crisis while quashing a leftist insurgency.
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The mandatory process was another example of how deeply the government misunderstood his students and his industry, Sullivan thought.
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But one thing broadly misunderstood about tech donors is that tech policy is not their all-consuming single issue.
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It's known as a portrait of teen angst, centering on yet another inevitably male-and-misunderstood "chosen one" hero.
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The train attendant misunderstood the policy about causing disruptions on our train and mistakenly expanded it to political speech.
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K2 is just one of many mysterious and widely misunderstood substances that supposedly provide a legal cannabis-like high.
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Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan, chairwoman of the Assembly, said the protesters might have misunderstood the nature of the bill.
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IN 2001 Nassim Taleb published "Fooled by Randomness", an entertaining and provocative book on the misunderstood role of chance.
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He defended the "misunderstood" strategy as laying groundwork for Facebook's new Camera Effects Platform for developers that launched today.
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Check. Ashish Sharma leads InnoVen Capital's business in India [Image via InnoVen Capital] A business that's misunderstood by many?
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When asked if he felt that Kardashian West was misunderstood by the public, he seemed confused by the notion.
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"Because it's illegal and informal and misunderstood, charcoal has been the bogeyman," said Chris Ward, the project's executive director.
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I also think, and Olsen makes this point, that Ronald Reagan is fundamentally misunderstood; he was not Barry Goldwater.
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Burkini inventor: Garment empowers women The ban is "misunderstood," says Aheda Zanetti, the woman credited with inventing the burkini.
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If there is anything hindering app growth currently, it's how complicated and misunderstood app growth and marketing actually is.
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In 2013, she dressed up as a Nazi and wrote a Facebook status update about how Hitler was misunderstood.
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"It is often misunderstood that energy efficiency costs money, when we've found it to be the opposite," he said.
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It will also allow them to take another look at other galaxies that might also be misclassified or misunderstood.
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Go deeper: CEO Lisa Su on building the new AMD AMD's bid for the data center China's misunderstood edge
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She tells Broadly that's when she decided to focus on debunking myths about the increasingly popular yet misunderstood plant.
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" She added: "He's so misunderstood,especially in Hollywood, and really hated, because of the Clinton monopoly on the media.
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KURITA: I made an emoji to symbolize a film projector, but it was misunderstood to be a puffer fish.
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Pushing boundaries to deliver spiritual and societal answers is often met with frustration from artists whose works are misunderstood.
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A brilliant exhibition with art and artists completely misunderstood, underestimated, and finally misrepresented by the very institution showcasing them.
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For instance, there's a six-hour documentary about the life of Adolf Hitler, framing him has a misunderstood hero.
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Is it possible Trump misunderstood conversations with Comey to be assertions that he wasn't a target of an investigation?
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Could the creature simply be misunderstood as we, the viewers, are led to a false understanding of its intentions?
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There's a reason the rich get richer: They understand the vital yet often misunderstood difference between assets and liabilities.
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She later explained that she had misunderstood the question, and does not support getting rid of private insurance entirely.
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You should, because, among other things, it features the greatest arena rock anthem this year: "Misunderstood" featuring Young Thug.
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But if it made you feel worse, misunderstood, isolated, or triggered in any way, please reach out for help!
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Up next was "Life Is Worth Living," essentially a Christian pop song about overcoming the burdens of being misunderstood.
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Goodlow told the station he felt terrible about what happened because he believes the Black Panthers were highly misunderstood.
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" Zuckerberg spoke about privacy on the company's earnings call in July 2014: "I think something that's misunderstood about Facebook.
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At first, "a lot of people misunderstood what the cobot is," said Universal Robots' chief executive, Juergen von Hollen.
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But as usual, Siri occasionally misunderstood me, attempting a phone call when I was trying to adjust the thermostat.
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But some of the people who count themselves among the legions of truckers in America say they feel misunderstood.
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But it's really about: Childbirth In the category of "most misunderstood songs," this one is a classic unto itself.
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No matter what your place is on the career ladder, I bet you've felt misunderstood somewhere in your career.
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Scott "Scottie D" Donihoo, who runs a Juggalo fan site called "Faygo Luvers," said ICP fans are just misunderstood.
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This global crisis is often misunderstood as an overwhelming challenge for which no one can offer a satisfactory solution.
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Maud emerges as a memorable figure, a misunderstood woman who has yet to discover her own brilliance and tenacity.
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Fanfic writers focused on that brilliance, then added a misunderstood heart of gold, an impressive penis, and remarkable stamina.
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At the very least, I wound up with a new appreciation for the oft misunderstood realm of software testing.
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People have a negative interpretation of Santería, just as they do of other misunderstood religions, like Voodoo and Paganism.
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Farewell, Mr. Bunting: This digital short features Armisen as the misunderstood poetry professor in a Dead Poets' Society parody.
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I was so horrified by the story she tells in that section that I kept hoping I'd misunderstood something.
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A misunderstood genius suffers for his art, alienates those who care for him most, and finds forgiveness and redemption.
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That was their war of independence, but Washington misunderstood the consequences of Ho's victory and decided to reverse it.
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God forbid that these most marginalized, maligned and misunderstood Americans make anyone uncomfortable — while staying in a homeless shelter.
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To unpack what often gets mistold or misunderstood, we asked five historians to debunk the biggest myths about slavery.
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I think of femininity that way, because femininity is very powerful, but sometimes it's misunderstood and seen as weak.
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The organization tries to address the problems that smolder in a population that has long been misunderstood and maligned.
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Alaska became a state in 1959, but it remains deeply misunderstood by many Americans who have never lived there.
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It is told from the perspective of Hannah Gonen, a young woman misunderstood by, and alienated from, her husband.
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" Thompson clearly feels that she must defend Christie's artistry from attack: "Because of her simplicity she has been misunderstood.
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Other well-intentioned people misunderstood and said, "I didn't mean to make you sad," when she'd start to cry.
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The rules also allow extra mound visits if the umpire determines that the pitcher has misunderstood the catcher's signs.
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But they serve as evidence of just how misunderstood the true horrors of the Holocaust can be — often deliberately.
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Yes, I want to do that to you!" is exciting, she argued, "and that has been totally, totally misunderstood.
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Unions, now in contentious negotiation with Mr. Macron's government over the details, have not misunderstood what is at stake.
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My recommendation was premature, and she felt injured and profoundly misunderstood — just as she had by, well, her mother.
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" Pressley said, "I think that's true, but I think there's an even worse agony, and it's to be misunderstood.
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Cruz, however, said Sanders had "fundamentally misunderstood that story" by missing that the kingdom was overtaking the working class.
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It didn't help that many people misunderstood the history, assuming that Daniel had owned Green and stolen his recipe.
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I always loved Big Bird as a child, I saw him be misunderstood sometimes and that resonated with me.
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Pity the middle-aged American male adulterer, perhaps the most underrepresented and misunderstood figure in all of modern literature.
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G.T.: I'm arguing the reason we've failed to curb the obesity and diabetes epidemics is we've misunderstood the cause.
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When we first indicated our interest to invest, many people misunderstood and misinterpreted us, we don't care about this.
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Even during the June summit, King said, both parties seemed to have misunderstood to what the other was agreeing.
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Friends, associates and former tenants speaking in the news media have variously depicted the couple as misunderstood or manipulative.
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"Harvey appears to be more of a flood event and we think the loss estimates are misunderstood," she wrote.
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In a country that's misunderstood by those outside of its borders, that outsider status is crucial to his appeal.
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Netanyahu, however, must have misunderstood Peres, the man whose contributions to Israeli security exceeded that of high-ranking generals.
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It is essential that policymakers, journalists and the public understand a few critical points about this oft-misunderstood crisis.
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You know what, I wrote something about that because I didn't want to stumble through it and be misunderstood.
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Being misunderstood, that's little stuff, and I don't really mind being a problem that may lead to a solution.
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Maybe the desire to be baby isn't so strange after all—even if it seems destined to be misunderstood.
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Emirates insists it plays fairly and has called the A380 a "passenger magnet," misunderstood and badly marketed by rivals.
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Clearly, Obama misunderstood the symbolism of removing the bust from the Oval Office and was embarrassed to admit it.
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Once they got to Stuyvesant, the students said they sometimes felt misunderstood by their white and Asian-American classmates.
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He's said as much many times over the years, in part because people keep asking him whether he's misunderstood.
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Or I move drugs within Mexico, from Chiapas to Guadalajara; these are the famous plazas that are terribly misunderstood.
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Even albums like Never Let Me Down and Tin Machine 1 & 2 find me arguing for their collective 'misunderstood' status.
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"On many occasions, in a systematic and organized way, your people have been misunderstood and excluded from society," Francis said.
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I'm sensitive, though, so it's difficult to feel misunderstood or make mistakes in real time in front of the world.
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Speaking of the misunderstood image of Asia, did you have this in mind when running your Far East Recording label?
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On Wednesday morning, Biden's campaign backtracked, saying he'd misunderstood the woman's questions and that Biden still supports the Hyde Amendment.
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We are so proud of Selena for taking care of herself and bringing awareness to this sometimes very misunderstood illness.
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They took a picture of it and put it in a way, I can see how it would be misunderstood.
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To "speak" (to make work) and not be heard is one thing; to make work and be misunderstood is another.
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But many of the concerns have been exacerbated by media coverage that has too often misunderstood or misrepresented the proposals.
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Anyone who has ever argued on Twitter or in a comment section knows how easy it is to be misunderstood.
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That setup presents some challenges, Masters said, including actively looking for opportunities that are misunderstood and dangers that are overbought.
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When we react — or rail — about her material, she recoils and tells us all the ways we've overreacted or misunderstood.
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"As most victims have, I've been made to feel awkward, misunderstood, and I've been degraded at great levels," he said.
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The French la munition was misunderstood by English-speakers with shaky French as l'ammunition, giving rise to the English word.
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Sex work in and of itself as a profession is so misunderstood and vilified, but sex workers are literal angels.
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But they aren't just mildly misunderstood, and they aren't quickly defanged into friendly figures, like so many Ghibli bad guys.
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As is the case with so many aspects of the game north of the border, Scottish football fans felt misunderstood.
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"As the Prime Minister said, this is probably the most misunderstood piece of legislation in Danish history," Ellemann-Jensen said.
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Swift said the nonprofits were either issuing deliberately misleading characterizations of the conference call or had misunderstood the Interior officials.
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Even Funk released an oft-misunderstood album under his Venetian Snares moniker called Winnipeg Is a Frozen Shithole in 2005.
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Pit bulls are the Bucky Barneses of dog breeds: stereotyped as violent and aggressive, when really they're just misunderstood softies.
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The result is an online mental health movement helping to tackle shame and break the silence around often misunderstood experiences.
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Stock buybacks are under attack — but they really may just be misunderstood, Union Pacific CEO Lance Fritz suggested on Wednesday.
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Respected California winemakers are reclaiming the white zinfandel name and honoring the long-misunderstood history of America's first pink wine.
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I also believe it plays an essential role in many sandwiches and dishes and that it's unfairly maligned and misunderstood.
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Mr Chollet argues that Mr Obama is misunderstood because he likes to play what the author calls the "long game".
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Black History Month is often misunderstood as a time to exclusively address contributions made by Black Americans in the past.
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" Depp asked the audience, who immediately began booing, and then followed up by saying, "No, no, no, you misunderstood completely.
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Like most mental illnesses, it is often misunderstood, stigmatized and spoken about in whispers, if it's spoken about at all.
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Emotional intelligence is a misunderstood science and is viewed by many as a "soft skill," and therefore rarely effectively applied.
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At the debate she raised her hand in support of giving up private insurance, later saying she misunderstood the question.
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His constant caution that a word may be misunderstood so, or it may be interpreted thus, is a real bother.
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Bridgewater is misunderstood, Mr. Dalio said, "because we've sort of kind of kept it behind the scenes in a sense."
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Those critics, he maintains, simply misunderstood him; by "end" he meant a target or a destination, not a literal ending.
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Her lawyers argue the traveler misunderstood a question in court and gave a response that appeared to be a confession.
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And scattering ashes can be "misunderstood as a sort of religion of nature, while we believe in resurrection," he said.
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In the interview with CNBC, he referred to calmness as "an incredibly valuable skill" that's been misunderstood in Western society.
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When it came out, however, Children of Men was misunderstood as yet another straightforward allegory for the War on Terror.
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I spoke to Professor Bruter about the youth turnout figures and other crucial things people have misunderstood about this election.
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"Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen has defended the legislation as "probably the most misunderstood proposal in the history of Denmark.
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There was Misunderstood Girlfriend, a meme that used another still of Morris, but offered rational explanations for seemingly obsessive behavior.
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Screven Watson, a board member of Consumers for Smart Solar, the proposal's official sponsor, said that Amendment 1 is misunderstood.
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He said in a telephone interview that he stood by the report but felt that its purpose had been misunderstood.
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O'Rourke also fought with another poster who identified as a Nazi, challenging the poster's notion that Adolph Hitler was misunderstood.
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H: Is there anything you want people to know about Trump Baby that is maybe misunderstood presently in the media?
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This new H.H.S. division is an open invitation to discriminate further against an already misunderstood, maligned and often mistreated population.
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People who gaslight might also distort the truth and when you point out the discrepancy, they insist that you misunderstood.
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He explained to me where that music came from and why they were so angry and dissatisfied and felt misunderstood.
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"They seem to have removed images at random — either that or the series has been misunderstood," Wildschut told the Guardian.
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When Mitchell told her the committee had offered to interview her at her home, she seemed dismayed to have misunderstood.
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Kambwili told journalists his statement in the local Bemba language has been misunderstood, but did not explain what he meant.
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Kambwili told reporters following his arrest that his comments in the video in the local Bemba language had been misunderstood.
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Voluntarily stopping eating and drinking is an underrecognized, infrequently used and often misunderstood means for dying patients to hasten death.
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Her instincts tell her that the creature Lorca wants her to weaponize is not actually violent by nature, just misunderstood.
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It's a cloying and misunderstood singular noun, one that can be spoken aloud by sane people only with ironic intent.
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At one New York shelter, therapists keep disturbing artwork at risk of being misunderstood as violent out of official files.
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Moreover, I don't subscribe to the belief that we who oppose Trump should try to "understand" the "misunderstood" Trump supporter.
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Banks's criticism aside, experts say Omar's openness could help destigmatize a condition that is unfortunately common, but is often misunderstood.
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For one thing, its rugged humor, high adventure and ethical seriousness pay tribute to an enduring and often misunderstood genre.
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If liberals misunderstood the complexities of the identity politics coursing through Trump's base, they were not wrong about Trump himself.
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Perhaps this was a young bird, or it misunderstood the effects of its own broad wings in gale-force winds.
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Founders often feel the need to respond to a rejection with detailed counterpoints about why the VC clearly misunderstood something.
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Clinton lost not because of the Electoral College or Russian bots, but because she fundamentally misunderstood the crisis facing America.
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Alma's grandmother was schizophrenic, but Jacob insists his mother actually had the same power as Alma and was just misunderstood.
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People who love and care for what others consider "scary dogs" know the struggles of having a misunderstood canine bestie.
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With titles like "You Waste Labor on Your Waist" and "A Fright," there's no chance your message will be misunderstood.
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It's a riveting investigative narrative and, perhaps more significantly, a powerful study of how victims are mistreated, misunderstood and worse.
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Mr. King remained defiant after losing his committee seats, and released a statement insisting that his comments had been misunderstood.
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At least this latest call for radical change does highlight an important fact plaguing science: Statistical significance is widely misunderstood.
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Biden said the episode arose because he had misunderstood the need to carefully credit sources, according to The New York Times.
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The Irish Finance ministry said in a statement on Monday that "the commission has misunderstood the relevant facts and Irish law".
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"We were in a state of collective denial," he said, adding that the coalition had misunderstood the anger of the population.
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To the band's dismay, plenty of skinheads misunderstood where the band was coming from, and showed up at Joy Division's concerts.
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But Kimberly Morin, president of the Women's Defense League of New Hampshire, told the Union Leader the pearls had been misunderstood.
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Alex may have been a misunderstood role, but it was an undeniably iconic one — and remains so recognizable to this day.
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It is also easy in this context to feel lonely, misunderstood, and powerfully desirous of solace beyond the purely spiritual kind.
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We're quick to suggest firing people who turn out to be misunderstood, and even quicker to conclude our colleagues are bigots.
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I want to close with a slightly random question: Given your eclectic taste and reputation, do you feel misunderstood at all?
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Given its huge success in describing the natural world for the past 150 years, the theory of evolution is remarkably misunderstood.
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For a long time I misunderstood the true definition of being a feminist, but now that I know, I am empowered!
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" The role of the colorist is an often misunderstood role, and the work goes way beyond just "coloring in the book.
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During about a month of testimony, Shkreli appeared engaged at times, grinning when his lawyer described him as a misunderstood misfit.
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It offered a peek behind the masks of two media personalities who have often been misunderstood, and hinted at their similarities.
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They trimmed locations to save money, cut characters to shave time, and often misunderstood the emotional core of the source material.
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Chrissy Teigen sent out a tweet this morning that was misunderstood by her Twitter followers — and things went downhill from there.
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"I on the other hand have a lot of passion for bats, because they're so misunderstood over the ages, " he said.
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But we did you one better and asked Vega to break down the most misused and misunderstood products of the lot.
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The country of Chopin, Conrad and Copernicus was cut off from the European cultural mainstream, to be patronised, misunderstood and forgotten.
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" Like the time a waitress at Applebee's misunderstood my order (fries) and told me, "Oh honey, we don't serve rice here.
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The cult worship of Santa Muerte (typically translated as "Holy Death" or "Saint Death") is a misunderstood — if culturally prevalent — phenomenon.
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Likewise, an atmosphere in which senior men are wary of mentoring young women for fear of being misunderstood hurts women's careers.
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Left unregulated and misunderstood, they will continue to morph in structure and implementation until someone overclocks market risk and loses money.
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If you've been feeling misunderstood, hashing out your thoughts with trusted pals is a great way to use this evenings' energy.
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Is it so wrong for Dorsey to highlight the beauty of a country that has been so misunderstood by foreign media?
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Death, sex, longing, buzzkill parents, drama, being misunderstood, gangs, fights, wayward cousins, and heartbreak: It was all there 421 years ago.
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The contrast between Ocasio-Cortez and Bill Clinton points to a very interesting, and largely misunderstood, division in the Democratic Party.
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But DiMillo has argued that his client did not leave his friend trapped in the burning building, as some locals misunderstood.
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"I think this widely misunderstood stock could have a lot more, not a little, but a lot more upside," Cramer said.
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Hart apologized at the time and suggested the comment had been misunderstood when taken out of the context of other tweets.
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After Casey, Kennedy disappointed abortion rights supporters in two other cases and he expressed some frustration that Casey was being misunderstood.
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Two events from the life of the prophet are misunderstood by ISIS, but used successfully to drive their Ramadan killing craze.
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"Intensified supervision in the face of the aforementioned deficits should not be misunderstood as a hostile takeover," the Cascade statement said.
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Its defenders protest that it has been misunderstood, and they are right: it is much more sweeping than is commonly recognised.
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But perhaps most interestingly, the post explains that people who believe Belle is talking about Aladdin misunderstood one of Belle's descriptors.
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Now, you can show your support for an all-powerful Targaryen or a misunderstood Kingslayer without looking like a huge nerd.
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But Lynk acknowledged the controversy around his appointment to the Canadian Press on Friday and said that his views are misunderstood.
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His "A Closer Look" segment, which appears on the show almost nightly, satirizes political scandals and difficult or misunderstood political issues.
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Other participants in the seminar said that the United States had misunderstood China's industrial policy, known as Made in China 2025.
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What do restore CDs do, and how do you feel the government and the courts misunderstood or misinterpreted what they do?
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The misunderstood culture of 'furries' There's a worldwide community estimated at hundreds of thousands strong who call themselves the furry fandom.
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That situation has renewed the debate about what is known as team orders, one of racing's most misunderstood and disparaged concepts.
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Adelman pitched long eBay, stating the stock is undervalued due to a misunderstood relationship between eBay the merchant of record, PayPal.
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My boyfriend was always saying he felt misunderstood and abandoned, and I wanted to be the one who changed his life.
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We will go through periods when we will be misunderstood, as well as periods when we will be hailed as heroes.
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Asian-Americans across the country have said they feel ignored or misunderstood in charged debates about merit and fairness in education.
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While some maintain the film is junk, others have come to reclaim Ocean's Twelve as a kind of misunderstood bastard classic.
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Taken together, this emphasis has concretized a popular 20th century image of the artist as a misunderstood, highly strung, wretched misfit.
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It turned out, however, that top police officials involved in the case had misunderstood the technical language of the lab report.
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We talked with several experts to try to understand what they said is a muddy and often misunderstood area of law.
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While bail is one of the most familiar aspects of the criminal justice system, its reasons for existing are often misunderstood.
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Dr. D. Imelda Padilla-Frausto, a research scientist from UCLA's Center for Health Policy Research, believes Trump has "misunderstood" the situation.
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And in this week's magazine, a Nixon biographer makes the case that President Trump has essentially misunderstood the F.B.I.'s role.
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We also feel the rule's implications for non-profits are misunderstood, and its potential impact vastly (and by some, purposefully) overstated.
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I am not some misunderstood mutant from a comic book or a horror movie, although some have treated me as such.
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Britain&aposs "colonial history" meant it misunderstood Ireland and the EU in Brexit talks, according to Ireland&aposs leader Leo Varadkar.
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"I suspect a fantastic quarter that often is misunderstood, giving you your umpteenth undeserved chance to buy on weakness," he said.
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In that way, she has brought important attention to an often-marginalized and misunderstood community, while also being true to herself.
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It's well-established that Democrats, despite their newfound commitment to "the intent of the Framers," have completely misunderstood the Constitution's meaning.
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Either he truly misunderstood what he heard on TV, which is worrisome, or he purposefully misquoted it, which is also worrisome.
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"What I came to realize was that much of rural America feels forgotten and misunderstood and, frankly, hopeless," Ms. Howard said.
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Jessica Chastain Chastain gave a voice to a misunderstood woman on screen and was a voice for countless more off screen.
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Democrats pounced on the tweet, saying Trump misunderstood the science behind climate change and the terms of the Paris climate accord.
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The artist Takashi Murakami's work in this vein, is perhaps the most well-known, but it is also the most misunderstood.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Digital data has become one of the most integral and misunderstood resources in contemporary society.
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The potent and widely misunderstood spirit, rumored fuel of hallucinogenic sex frenzies, was considered illegal in the United States until 2007.
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VICE sat down with four men from the industry to learn more about one of the most mythical and misunderstood professions.
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I think what's often misunderstood about Language Writing is that it's presented as a kind of reactionary academic fact of poetry.
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At first, he said he would have, only to backpedal and say several days later than he had misunderstood the original question.
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Hence the track "I Love LA," which seems to offer up an idea of a love/hate dynamic with the misunderstood city.
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Which to me is a far more compelling origin story than any amount of daddy issues, dead wives, or misunderstood loner antiheroes.
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It isn't until I get back to my office that I realize they misunderstood and gave me an egg-and-bacon sandwich.
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First of all, the GOP should reject the oft-quoted but largely misunderstood notion, attributed to former Speaker Tip O'Neill, D-Mass.
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So that context is very important and they just completely misunderstood, at best, or they lied about what that source had said.
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Misdiagnosed and Misunderstood My hair was always thick, so when I started losing it when I was 29, I was really upset.
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We talk about our hopes and fears for Game of Thrones, and I wax poetic about how Bran is a misunderstood angel.
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Along the way, we get some clues that James isn't just a misunderstood hero; he's got some rather unsavory demons chasing him.
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To start off, two California drivers got into serious dustups because they completely misunderstood or misused their Teslas' ability to drive themselves.
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He has denied the allegations contained in the OIG report, claiming he was misunderstood, and later alleged his firing was politically motivated.
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If I tweet something and then I feel like it's not properly communicating my intention and will be misunderstood, I'll delete it.
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" Section 230, as my colleague Adi Robertson noted earlier this year, is "one of the internet's most important and most misunderstood laws.
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We in the Mothman fandom have come to think of him as a mascot for the absurd, the misunderstood, and the queer.
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Einhorn said Brighthouse has been misunderstood because GAAP accounting requires that hedges get marked to market each quarter while liabilities are not.
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Nadal has missed significant stretches of play during his career, but Mouratoglou said his own comments on the issue had been misunderstood.
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I used to have a lot of fun doing college tours, where I would make the case that they misunderstood the show.
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He's a face, but he's also a deconstruction of the myth of the misunderstood, erratic genius that surrounds Jobs and similar types.
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"If I was misunderstood, if I said the wrong thing, I'm glad that I have the opportunity to correct it," he said.
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A project of The Jed Foundation , Love Is Louder was created with the actress to support anyone feeling mistreated, misunderstood or alone.
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But I think it's more important to put aside my fear about being judged or misunderstood or typecast as one specific thing.
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