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Because this man carrying a pizza in the absolutely most incorrect way possible is, by far, the worst.
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One of my most incorrect assumptions was that white women, particularly white women with college degrees, would have voted in much higher numbers for Hillary Clinton, just because of the sheer outrage over Trump, but the outrage was a lot less in the end than a lot of us thought.
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The Los Angeles Times/University of Southern California poll, though widely viewed as one of the most incorrect polls of 2016, used a panel survey and was able to identify voters who were newly active in politics this election cycle—a hint that the makeup of the electorate had shifted, upending some of pollsters' baseline assumptions.
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The contestant who gave the most incorrect answers could discard one prize; if two or more contestants tied in this respect, each could discard a prize. For the second round, each contestant was asked a series of 10 questions, the first of which always asked them to state their name. They had to refrain from answering this one, then respond to each of the others with the correct answer for the question before it. Questions were written for comic effect with the mismatched answers.
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If at any point the letters failed to match, the initial rotor setting would be rejected; most incorrect settings would be ruled out after testing just two letters. This test could be readily mechanised and applied to all 17,576 settings of the rotors. However, with the plugboard, it was much harder to perform trial encryptions because it was unknown what the crib and ciphertext letters were transformed to by the plugboard. For example, in the first position, `A` and `W` were unknown because the plugboard settings were unknown.
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In order to prevent the wrongful assessment of children, observation is an essential part of an early years worker's job. Multiple observations, of the child reacting in different circumstances, should be carried out to help show a context for certain symptoms and allow then to work out if they are part of a larger issue. Medical professionals often jump to conclusions. Jerome Groopman, author of How Doctors Think, says that "most incorrect diagnoses are due to physicians' misconceptions of their patients, not technical mistakes like a faulty lab test".
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