A backlash which is wrongly conceived and wrongly targeted … but not entirely unfounded.
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AS I SAID, WE REDUCED POSITIONS WRONGLY ACROSS -- WELL, MAYBE WRONGLY OR NOT, BECAUSE SOME OF THE STOCKS WE OWN WENT DOWN.
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So she probably sees more of how wrongly people are perceiving Gamby and how wrongly he's putting himself out there in the world.
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The result: Potentially thousands of people were wrongly removed from the voter rolls — and many more could be wrongly removed if Trump takes a similar path.
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PPI was wrongly sold alongside loans, credit cards and mortgages and banks have been forced to pay out to customers who were wrongly sold the coverage.
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PPI was wrongly sold alongside loans, credit cards, and mortgages and banks have been forced to pay out to customers who were wrongly sold the coverage.
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This is particularly the case for those who wrongly equate diplomacy with negotiations and for those who wrongly argue that the only choice is between negotiation and war.
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Booing — lustily, rightly, wrongly — is a Cannes tradition.
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ProPublica, an investigative-journalism outfit, claims that a risk assessment in Broward County, Florida, wrongly labelled black people as future criminals nearly twice as often as it wrongly labelled whites.
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With economic opportunities stunted, everyone will suffer for Leave voters wrongly blaming hard-working, taxpaying European migrants for everything they dislike about modern Britain and wrongly trusting economic charlatans like Mr. Gove.
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I think a lot of whites wrongly decided: Problem over.
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Perhaps Chapman is wrongly accused; or perhaps bullies come cheap.
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Rightly or wrongly, investors are simply hoping for the best.
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Some people wrongly believe that impeachment requires an actual crime.
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Second, capital and labour are wrongly allocated to such firms.
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I am, maybe wrongly, not ready to accept any apologies.
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" When asked if she was wrongly convicted, Letourneau replied, "Absolutely.
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Earlier this year, numerous polling data had wrongly predicted the .
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" When asked if she was wrongly convicted, Letourneau replied, "absolutely.
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We have taught ourselves, wrongly, that there is no alternative.
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"He's been wrongly accused of so many things," she said.
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Many wrongly think that maternal cousins are not blood relatives.
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"We believe that Roe was wrongly decided", the dissent reads.
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Maybe rightly, maybe wrongly, there's no reliable way of telling.
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Some said the organization had wrongly ignored crucial safety concerns.
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Wade was a decision of judicial activism and wrongly decided.
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But that wrongly assumes that fortunes are built in isolation.
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These images were all wrongly flagged by Tumblr as improper.
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There are years that, rightly or wrongly, become canonized, lionized.
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Rightly or wrongly, this new administration has galvanized the folks.
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I said, wrongly, 'That's ridiculous, let's just do the story.
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Later she was accused — some say wrongly — of ducking questions.
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Moore is certain that Irons, now 21998, was wrongly convicted.
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He wrongly accused another Times reporter of posing for Playgirl.
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Some $2.8 million went to the foundation, the lawsuit said, and the foundation wrongly ceded control of those funds to Trump's campaign staff, who wrongly disbursed grants at campaign rallies for Trump's political benefit.
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He said his name had been wrongly recorded as Tajap Ali instead of Tajab Ali in the 20063 voters list, and his father's name wrongly recorded as Surman Ali Munshi instead of Surman Ali.
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Another site wrongly reports that baking soda can cure breast cancer.
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These people wrongly believe a debunked theory that vaccination causes autism.
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Another interviewer wrongly assumed Jenkins' brother was from an underprivileged environment.
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Mally convinced a judge that he was wrongly imprisoned by Congress.
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Baldet isn't the only person wrongly associated with the suspect site.
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Trump wrongly denied that he had ever made such a remark.
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Kody's bones healed, and he believes his father was wrongly convicted.
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" When Doran asked if she was wrongly convicted, Letourneau replied, "absolutely.
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That's when he tells me: He had been wrongly convicted, too.
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A wrongly lit match involving any of them could turn disastrous.
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The Awami League said opposition supporters were wrongly accusing the party.
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ICE also has a documented history of wrongly arresting US citizens.
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He was very troubled and felt in many ways cast wrongly.
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Trump has convinced many, wrongly, that his wealth is an issue.
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United States, was no longer good law and was wrongly decided.
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Kelly's wife said this week that he has been wrongly accused.
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"We know people have been wrongly implicated as criminals," Zubair acknowledged.
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Trump even once wrongly claimed Obama was the "founder" of ISIS.
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Jerry Brown after a new investigation proved he was wrongly convicted.
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The furniture seemed innocent, sanctimonious, a coven of children wrongly accused.
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The A.C.L.U. wrongly supported this devastating ruling on First Amendment grounds.
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Pena Rodriguez, convicted of three misdemeanors, said he was wrongly accused.
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This suggests that voters had been wrongly removed from the rolls.
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Mike Crapo Well, it was wrongly attributed to the tax plan.
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They wrongly assume that Asian-Americans cannot benefit from affirmative action.
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He has denied all charges and says he is wrongly accused.
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Sumitomo in 2013 sued the Solomon Islands Government and Axiom, claiming that the government wrongly cancelled Sumitomo's rights and wrongly granted similar rights to Axiom, even though Axiom did not take part in the 2010 international tender.
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That reference wrongly characterized their relationship to Mr. Trump and to Russia.
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But that question wrongly assumes that our wealth is ours to give.
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Correction: This article originally wrongly stated that the FDA doesn't regulate supplements.
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Many more could be wrongly removed if Trump took a similar path.
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Turla's actions show the dangers of wrongly attributing cyberattacks, British officials said.
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It suggests, wrongly, he said, that nothing has changed on Wall Street.
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Rightly or wrongly, Trump made his decision as the commander in chief.
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Six jobs you thought (wrongly) were extinct A machine devoted to writing.
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Some Muslim-Americans also charged they've been wrongly included on the list.
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Our times, rightly or wrongly, seem to demand transparency as never before.
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Even one veteran who has their claim wrongly denied is too many.
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But also said that she had been wrongly villainized in the media.
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The life of an allegedly wrongly accused man seems dismal at best.
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But he is a rare exception among the wrongly convicted in Mexico.
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The story centers on Harlem teenagers wrongly convicted of a 1989 rape.
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What happens to the other 39% of people who are wrongly accused?
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In some assaults, Sikh men have been wrongly assumed to be Muslims.
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That led some to wrongly assume Facebook was purposefully censoring their posts.
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There may even be five justices who think Reed was wrongly decided.
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Trump calls out CNN for wrongly firing Jeffrey Lord: "Poor Jeffrey!" pic.twitter.
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Turla's actions show the dangers of wrongly attributing cyberattacks, British officials said.
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He was wrongly convicted, however, if reports of juror bias are true.
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The state wrongly flagged thousands of American citizens, most of them Latino.
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This country is well known for wrongly accusing and convicting black men.
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Wrongly-decided precedents inaccurately reflecting what the Constitution says however, require correcting.
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The refund involves borrowers who were wrongly charged for car loan insurance.
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But Mr. DeSantis appeared convinced that the men had been wrongly convicted.
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Wrongly assuming that someone is not socially motivated can have devastating consequences.
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The plan, he said, had become mired in mistruths and wrongly politicized.
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Trump was not the only prominent Republican to wrongly describe the letter.
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No one tracks how often the wrongly convicted take an Alford plea.
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Many more could be wrongly removed if Trump takes a similar path.
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Supporters of the Vermont senator say they were wrongly and purposefully disenfranchised.
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That&aposs a wrongly evidence that her mother said she had high cheekbones.
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Wouldn't you really rather discuss media bias because of a wrongly attributed photograph?
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Like Bob, Microsoft's HoloLens paradigm is wrongly using space for digital information management.
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Many Brexiteers wrongly conclude that the pound's slump is nothing but good news.
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Most people think, wrongly, that all doctors and hospitals charge about the same.
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Peter Humphrey says he was forced to confess and wrongly convicted in China.
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Our camera guy wrongly ID'd the celeb -- it was actually Amy, not Isla.
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But she is now working to help highlight others who were wrongly convicted.
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They believe jailed leader Warren Jeffs is their prophet and was wrongly convicted.
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The accompanying post states—wrongly—that the American government has denied the reports.
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And 803 percent of Americans wrongly think Hitler came to power through force.
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Rightly, or wrongly, people hang on to each and every character you type.
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Kind fought the agency's claims that it had wrongly made nutrient content claims.
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He was later found to have been wrongly accused by the Punjab governor.
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Between 2628 and 28503,22019 people are wrongly convicted every year in this country.
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If a person is wrongly targeted with an ad, they may be offended.
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"He's been wrongly accused of so many things," said the former "Baywatch" star.
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Rightly or wrongly, the most recent controversy is what has defined her most.
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A whopping 120 of those wrongly imprisoned also spent time on death row.
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State has WRONGLY been painted as a domestic abuser ... so says his girlfriend.
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Sekulow wrongly claims UNRWA changed the definition of who is a Palestinian refugee.
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"This is not defense attorneys or wrongly convicted defendants saying it," he said.
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This suggests, wrongly, that there is some overarching organization that links them all.
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I've run into people who vigorously disagreed with Uwe – vigorously and, invariably, wrongly.
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A seller can claim fraud and that the deal wrongly left them homeless.
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There was not even a claim that the conviction had been wrongly imposed.
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We must also restore pieces of our national heritage that were wrongly destroyed.
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Love can be the wrongly meaningful typo spell-check puts into your text.
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Activists argued it wrongly immortalized a racist mayor in office almost century ago.
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Isn't Schiff doing exactly what he wrongly is accusing the president of doing?
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But that would have wrongly punished the defense, she said in an interview.
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The judge also said Kesha wrongly claimed Dr. Luke had raped Katy Perry.
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Rightly or wrongly, he can point to this as a form of action.
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This wrongly depicts Seoul's diplomatic and security policies as having domestic political aims.
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Kody's bones healed, and he said he believes his father was wrongly convicted.
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Most of those who are wrongly sentenced to die are, nonetheless, not angels.
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The result: Potentially thousands of people were wrongly removed from the voter rolls.
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Of the potential criminals identified, 2,297 were wrongly labeled by the facial recognition software.
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And some 54% wrongly believe that individuals and employers would continue to pay premiums.
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" On Sunday, Simmons said he "made the terrible mistake of advising him [Crews] wrongly.
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Rightly or wrongly, it is the barometer for the tech IPO market right now.
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So there's a group, rightly or wrongly, justly or unjustly, that feels left out.
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Such calls have led to accusations that this would be wrongly denying due process.
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Like VR, I feel like the Razer Project Valerie is wrongly targeted at gamers.
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Ayman, a Tunisian student wrongly accused of being in ISIS, in Tunisia Feb. 2003.
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The two petitioners, critics say, wrongly portrayed the state of the US solar industry.
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The man had wrongly heard that it started at 11:50am, not 11:15am.
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Mr. Burnham maintained that the courts wrongly decided those precedents, which are not binding.
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Most opinion polls wrongly predicted that Hillary Clinton would become the next U.S. president.
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Some companies wrongly believe they already possess a diverse board of directors, Edkins said.
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In August a mob there lynched a man wrongly suspected of carrying a bomb.
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Sometimes the backlash comes from people who are genuinely, if wrongly, fearful of change.
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There is no third-party body to probe miscarriages and free those wrongly convicted.
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The next week, one spokesperson wrongly said the initial ban was not about Muslims.
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Hardship due to industrial decline or the financial crisis is wrongly blamed on immigrants.
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In addition, he was wrongly recorded as female by the handler taking his call.
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The process for wrongly accused persons to get the money back is already convoluted.
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Wade decision that created a woman's constitutional right to an abortion was wrongly decided.
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The Senate made that decision, wrongly or rightly, but the Senate made that decision.
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Wade, he said, was wrongly decided, declaring rights that the founding fathers never intended.
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Back then, it was wrongly believed that germs couldn't travel across water, McInnes notes.
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A wrongly-convicted man comes forward, and his side of the story checks out.
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It also included some protections for anyone wrongly placed on the no-fly list.
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Rightly or wrongly, you are viewed as the so-called "bad boy" of pharma.
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I think we wrongly think our lack of identity is our identity or something.
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But he believes, wrongly, that policies to reduce the prison population will increase crime.
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Conservative Justice Samuel Alito said the Abood ruling was poorly reasoned and wrongly decided.
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Rightly or wrongly, until he rematched and beat Jon Jones, he was a pretender.
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But the ICC is unpopular with African governments, which (wrongly) accuse it of racism.
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Perhaps, but tech booms based on leapfrogging have been wrongly anticipated in the past.
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Kavanaugh said his response was a reflection of overwhelming frustration at being wrongly accused.
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In fact, an estimated 7,500 Ohioans saw their registration wrongly purged in 2016 alone.
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They say the law wrongly criminalizes methods to research and report on the issue.
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We're so sorry that we wrongly assumed Ikea was nothing more than relationship kryptonite.
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In Chicago, Tepfer believes that Watts and his officers wrongly arrested hundreds of people.
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Then the industry wrongly insisted it couldn't figure out how remove lead from gasoline.
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As a meteorologist and climatologist, it bothers me whenever either explanation is used wrongly.
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But defense attorneys, civil libertarians, and advocates for the wrongly accused have been critical.
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The groups argued that Cox was wrongly held liable for not policing Internet content.
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A wrongly counted handful of ballots here or there can make a big difference.
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Some of the agency's tests wrongly detected the new coronavirus in laboratory-grade water.
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I have been wrongly accused and unfairly detained based on meritless and unsubstantiated accusations.
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Of course some readers will not understand them properly, or will get wrongly offended.
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After being wrongly imprisoned for years, the barber with a vendetta teams with Mrs.
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But some economists are still wrongly treating the coronavirus as just a supple shock.
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Others have also charged Barnevernet bureaucrats with wrongly seizing children and discriminating against foreigners.
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And they may conclude, rightly or wrongly, that Mr. Trump could beat Mr. Sanders.
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"We're still investigating and hoping to get a wrongly convicted individual out," he said.
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Many wrongly believe the United States has already reached full "maximum pressure" on Iran.
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However, it's a long-lasting practice used wrongly by law enforcement authorities, especially police.
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This same editorial wrongly suggested that the force behind this legislation was trial attorneys.
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Only eight counter-notices were filed (0.000000317 percent) claiming the content was wrongly removed.
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Wade, the 22001 opinion that legalized abortion, was wrongly decided and should be overturned?
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Some viewers, as is often the case, wrongly assumed that the character was her.
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Yet, some Sanders supporters, believed they were wrongly denied a spot in the delegation.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story wrongly stated that Markle's father is Jewish.
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When you curse the weatherman for wrongly predicting an afternoon of clear skies, take pity.
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He wrongly assumed a classmate was Mexican and made derogatory comments about Hispanics and Mexicans.
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"[M]aybe Nixon was wrongly decided — heresy though it is to say so," Kavanaugh said.
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Image: Screen shot via collectSPACE/YouTubeMost people (wrongly) assume the moon is barren and boring.
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It also wrongly reported 49.1 million transactions to the FCA that did not require reporting.
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Was Syed truly wrongly convicted, or had he conned his supporters into believing his innocence?
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He claimed, perhaps wrongly, but still convincingly, that there was order somewhere in the chaos.
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I will come in here (and) I would say: 'Look, the chairs are placed wrongly.
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When they see immigrants working, they assume (wrongly) that these people are taking their jobs.
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The issue is appearances, which we wrongly believe are synonymous with some kind of truth.
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This is NOT the same FISA law that was so wrongly abused during the election.
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Bush was wrongly decided because it didn't go far enough in barring PETA-style lawsuits.
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Mr. Stephens does not claim that birds are the devil, as so many wrongly assume.
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Many customers wrongly thought the service was mandatory rather than optional, according to the complaint.
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CRISPR modification introduces many new risks if used wrongly—to edit human embryos, for example.
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I certainly overestimated poor Jeb Bush, whom I wrongly predicted would profit from Trump's rise.
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Some also accused Uber of wrongly refusing to let them keep all tips from passengers.
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And sometimes you or your friends (wrongly) swear that the shot gave you the flu.
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It also wrongly applied it to objects; it can refer to anything South Asian. Sorry.
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It further says the staff wrongly disbursed grants at campaign rallies for Trump's political benefit.
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He also said the he had wrongly recorded Kim Jong Nam's nationality as South Korean.
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The character was a wrongly accused man who saves and raises a grizzly bear cub.
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Because he made his career in the US, many people wrongly assume Steadman is American.
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DeVos' attention to the wrongly accused rankles advocates who say such cases are incredibly rare.
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Manchin said the legislation wrongly weakened the DEA's ability to enforce the nation's drug laws.
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" He claims these generations possess "utopian ideals," which they wrongly believe will "translate into adulthood.
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The Cultural Revolution was wrongly launched by the leaders and exploited by a counterrevolutionary clique.
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Kaiser downplays, wrongly I believe, just how much white musicians essentially stole from black artists.
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Describing the collection of Americans' communications as incidental also wrongly implies that it is rare.
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It was said of Nixon, wrongly, that the cover-up was worse than the crime.
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But pirated videos are still available, and legitimate users sometimes see their posts wrongly flagged.
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Wrongly decided once, it was still on the agenda of the nation as a whole.
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Rightly or wrongly, fairly or unfairly, like Trump, he was seen as the authentic candidate.
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Quarrie says now he's focused on recovering, both financially and emotionally, from being wrongly accused.
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Nielsen raised eyebrows on Sunday by wrongly denying that it was a Trump administration policy.
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Anderson also wrongly lumps all Catholic politicians together and presumes that they oppose abortion rights.
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He was upset, I think against the police, because he felt they wrongly accused him.
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Yet, there are real threats to critical infrastructure that are being wrongly ignored and underestimated.
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This legislation reformed sentencing laws that have wrongly and disproportionately harmed the African-American community.
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Most felt, rightly or wrongly, themselves to be in some sense responsible for the crash.
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It's like the word "racist"—people forgot the point because it's been used so wrongly.
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Soon enough, rightly or wrongly, she became the face of Russian athletics program under fire.
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I have a friend who died in the Bataclan attacks and wrongly mixed everything up.
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And too often business leaders wrongly assume the government can be run like a business.
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But rightly or wrongly, I think what's really happening is they're trying to be competitive.
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Cohen's afraid it will set a bad precedent for other harshly or wrongly convicted prisoners.
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"He wrongly destroyed people's lives," Mr. Trump declared of Mr. Weissmann earlier Friday on Twitter.
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He said he was impatient to get the vaccine, wrongly thinking that could save him.
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Harder still is deterring white-collar crime, wrongly perceived as victimless, in the first place.
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At the start of my career, I was wrongly advised to never admit my failures.
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Suicide is wrongly seen as a character or moral flaw — or even a sinful act.
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The Nuggets won 43 games and he was hailed — not wrongly — as the franchise savior.
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Sweeney Todd, a wrongly convicted barber who returns to London after 15 years in prison.
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His page had been wrongly penalized before; he'd regained access through appeals to the company.
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She insisted that her contribution had been wrongly depicted as a pale shadow of his.
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The action for going through a red light wrongly is you don't lose your license.
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The wrongly convicted teenagers served seven to 14 years in prison before the truth emerged.
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In January 28503, the U.S. and Vietnam announced, wrongly, that the long war was over.
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Larson said the new law is "simply common sense" for those who were wrongly convicted.
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Is it seen as the righteous indignation of a man who has been wrongly accused?
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He also claimed his office had worked with people from whom guns were wrongly taken.
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And that refrain is dangerous to the very community we are wrongly accused of rejecting.
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Sullivan, holding that public figures have a higher burden to prove libel, was wrongly decided.
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Now, a growing number of prosecutors are also working to get wrongly convicted people out.
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They must have figured — wrongly — that at some point all those computers would be replaced.
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But other Republicans have said nothing when Mr. Trump appeared to have wrongly quoted them.
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Mr. Puigdemont wrongly characterizes the illegal vote in October 2017 as the ultimate democratic act.
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Those reports had documented comments Kavanaugh had made in 1999, wondering whether Nixon was wrongly decided.
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Adding to their relatives' anxiety, the Shults were wrongly said to have been located on Wednesday.
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The dancers' faces show strain, a mental effort one might (wrongly) fail to associate with dance.
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Because of this, though, users may take fentanyl wrongly marketed as heroin and end up overdosing.
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Season 2 could find Moe spiraling and being the person people wrongly expect her to be.
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This is important as the ban is wrongly conceived, and has rightly been rejected by Labor.
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NRDC, a foundational decision that gives regulatory agencies broad deference in determining rules, was wrongly decided.
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Carnegie Mellon sent a follow-up email a few hours later informing the wrongly emailed applicants.
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While Willingham always insisted he was innocent, later evidence suggested he was wrongly convicted and executed.
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One person is being asked to cede power to someone they feel has wrongly taken it.
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Rose says ignorant fans have been wrongly harassing Molly, claiming she took down another black man.
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The problem is that you wrongly credited the Socialists for doing something that other people did.
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It's been described as a Senate tradition, but that would wrongly imply that it's been static.
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If the assessment concludes that Poland acted wrongly, recommendations will be offered to resolve the situation.
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More specifically, about how Marshall became known as a defense lawyer representing wrongly accused black men.
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In any event, he's ready to take legal action against any media outlets wrongly trashing him.
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Alternatively, they could hear that case or a similar one and simply declare Roe wrongly decided.
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" She said Assange has been "wrongly accused" after "ruffling the feathers of people that are powerful.
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"The Italy Innocence Project didn't yet exist when I was wrongly convicted in Perugia," she wrote.
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SN: I wrongly believed that launching a venture firm would be similar to launching a startup.
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Donald Trump again wrongly claimed he opposed to the Iraq War before the U.S.-led invasion.
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Update June 7th, 5:32AM ET: The original article displayed images wrongly labeled "SYMFONISK" by Ikea.
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Not clandestinely, by the deep state, but openly, because we-the-people will, wrongly, demand it.
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A correct decision wrongly overturned is also particularly painful, as any Crotone fan will tell you.
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Ailes is wrongly credited with feeding Reagan his best line, but Ailes's role was pivotal nonetheless.
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But some media watchdogs feel Sessions is being wrongly accused by reporters of joining the chant.
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In fact, he says he now feels a responsibility to other people who are wrongly imprisoned.
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CAS said the election committee had wrongly refused to consider some nominations of support for Konakbayev.
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VengefulFlame complied with the company's request and YouTube wrongly took down the videos, YouTube told Motherboard.
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Trump might try to deflect, stupidly, and, wrongly, blame it on Obama to rally his supporters.
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The bank said last week that 570,000 customers may have been wrongly charged for the insurance.
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That didn't stop a Scottish politician from accusing J.K. Rowling of misogyny — wrongly, we might add.
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Justice Department policy, wrongly in my view, maintains that a sitting president should not be indicted.
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In March, he admitted to wrongly claiming that it was at its lowest point in history.
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We wrongly assume that success is "out there," while it may actually be within our reach.
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She has dealt with cases of children who she says were wrongly labeled as gang members.
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We were shocked to see our good name wrongly included and published in this unsubstantiated report.
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The surgeon said he's been angry and struggled with periods of depression from being wrongly accused.
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The judges also wrongly changed the law related to invalidating patents and awarding injunctions, Samsung added.
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As a result, you could wrongly estimate the effects of inflation on your future spending needs.
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Indeed, rights groups say that women were wrongly imprisoned in El Salvador simply for having miscarriages.
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Many people tend to associate country music, rightly or wrongly, with Confederate flags and closed minds.
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The Small Refiners Coalition said the Obama administration had wrongly denied waivers to firms like CVR.
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People labeled deniers claim they're being wrongly lumped in with people who deny the Holocaust happened.
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" AP fact check: "Trump wrongly claimed that shoppers need to show photo identification to buy groceries.
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" "(He) has wrongly conflated the psychiatric diagnosis of disorder with the definition of abnormality of mind.
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He says he only wants the police to be held accountable if they wrongly shoot someone.
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But there remained a pervasive belief, rightly or wrongly, that things have looked this bad before.
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In particular, some of the CDC's tests wrongly detected the new coronavirus in laboratory-grade water.
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As a result, you could wrongly gauge the effects of inflation on your future spending needs.
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Those elements usually earn (rightly or wrongly) a young player a certain amount of offensive responsibility.
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" He added: "I have been wrongly accused and unfairly detained based on meritless and unsubstantiated accusations.
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Gallagher, a decorated career combat veteran, has denied all charges and says he is wrongly accused.
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"To name things wrongly is to add to the misfortune of the world," said Albert Camus.
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Among those views: A president who feels wrongly accused can undermine an investigation without committing obstruction.
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The distinctions between Nissan and Renault began to blur, wrongly so to its top Japanese managers.
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Mr. Tripp has said the company and Mr. Musk have wrongly portrayed him as a saboteur.
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And judges must reject interpretations of "severe or pervasive" derived from cases that were wrongly decided.
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He's much more likely to mock renewable energy efforts, or wrongly say wind turbines cause cancer.
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A last-minute mailer from Democrats wrongly describing Ms. Nixon as anti-Semitic is a disgrace.
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These false matches have in several instances led to people being wrongly removed from voter rolls.
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I will go all out to execute the babban emir's instructions, he decided, rightly or wrongly.
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This is based on the Open Skies Treaty, which Mr. Trump is wrongly trying to eliminate.
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If racial stereotypes may have led you to wrongly suspect someone of misconduct, please contact us.
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" She also said the kidnapping raid would be retribution for an unidentified party taking someone "wrongly.
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Instead, several gave speeches arguing that Democrats were misinterpreting and wrongly applying the standards for impeachment.
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Part of the British complaint is that the American expression wrongly uses "can" rather than "may".
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Last May, California sued the Trump administration, alleging it wrongly decided to review the emission standards.
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Papadopoulos said wrongly several times he had communicated with Mifsud before he joined the Trump campaign.
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He even saw his own father interrogated every day, wrongly accused of being a Japanese translator.
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Britain was recently rocked by the "Windrush" debacle, in which dozens of citizens were wrongly deported.
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They also initially wrongly said the attack targeted Rouhani, who was in Tehran at the time.
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But Britain's Supreme Court ruled in 2016 that the law had been interpreted wrongly for years.
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The majority of Americans wrongly believe that e-cigarettes are at least as harmful as cigarettes.
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Or it might be 99 percent accurate and wrongly classify every single trans person in America.
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And let me remind readers of this: While the complexities of the Iraq war are often neatly (and wrongly) summarized as, "Bush lied; people died," President Bush said what he said because the intelligence community thought (also wrongly) that Saddam did have weapons of mass destruction.
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Kate experiences mounting anxiety over what she presumes — not wrongly — is seething hostility from Jon and Theresa.
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In the NYT caption, Bassett, 21, was wrongly identified as former White House aide Manigault-Newman, 21.
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A number of people wrongly interpreted the name as a version of 'Arthur,' according to English Heritage.
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Now, Kathleen believes Steven's claims that he's been wrongly convicted twice and I think that's certainly unprecedented.
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"This legislation reformed sentencing laws that have wrongly and disproportionately harmed the African-American community," Trump said.
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One man, William Kennedy, said that he was wrongly billed for cleaning fees twice in one night.
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A Big Brother UK alum is confirming that she is alive after she was wrongly reported dead.
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The authors admit that one chart is wrongly labelled, but say it does not affect their conclusions.
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She's comfortable with her decision to cover the story, saying she was still confident Ansari acted wrongly.
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"Renca is not a paradise, as some would wrongly like to make it appear," the statement said.
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In London, local councils tested software to identify those who may be wrongly claiming a housing benefit.
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"Calvinism is oftentimes and, unfortunately, wrongly identified almost exclusively with the notion of predestination," Dr. Schweiker says.
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One, the company circulated a document that attempted to link criticism of Facebook — wrongly, it turns out!
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But Carter was locked up for 19 years after he was convicted (wrongly) of a triple murder.
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Facebook's wording is notably different from previous statements in which the company apologized for wrongly removing things.
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"Please help support officer Taylor Saulters who was wrongly terminated for doing his job," the page states.
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People were either wrongly positioned or not positioned at all and there is always patriotism at work.
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"This is NOT the same FISA law that was so wrongly abused during the election," Trump wrote.
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Brinton says that people often wrongly assume that the conversion therapy is something that no longer happens.
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While typically considered a virtue, modesty, like any other virtue, can become a fault when wrongly applied.
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By night, I train in a sport that's often wrongly seen as just a bloody, knockout fight.
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He went on to co-found the Ohio Innocence Project, which works to free the wrongly convicted.
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My mom translated engraved stories of those who were wrongly persecuted and of people who were killed.
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President Obama and Clinton wrongly believe that the corporate income tax is a tax on the rich.
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But these are things that many of its users wrongly believed Facebook had long been doing anyway.
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While discussing plans for an upcoming party, she admits she wrongly judged Dennis based on Ravenel's word.
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The group found that Amazon's Rekognition software wrongly associated headshots of members of Congress with criminal mugshots.
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Besides finding McCullough was wrongly convicted, Schmack uncovered disturbing evidence pointing to possible misconduct and evidence manipulation.
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He says he sometimes get calls from people with mental illness who wrongly believe they're being targeted.
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He wrongly said that 96 million Americans are out of the labor force and looking for work.
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Nixon — the case that forced Nixon to hand over the Watergates tapes — might have been wrongly decided.
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Jeff rightly picks up on the vibes between the "friends," and wrongly assumes Francesca is Dev's girlfriend.
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In Washington DC, the Slovakian and Slovenian embassies meet once a month to exchange wrongly addressed mail.
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The comment was taken out of context and was unfortunately wrongly understood, which I very much regret.
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Are we all just a few drinks and a wrongly placed bagel away from losing our minds?
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Google has reached out with an apology for the error, saying it calculated the distance walked wrongly.
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It cuts deeply into education and training programs it regards (oftentimes wrongly) as ineffective or poorly evaluated.
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Already, most Americans wrongly believe that premium increases in the relatively small non-group market affect them.
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" She continued: "Sometimes I think I will study law and fight for those wrongly accused of blasphemy.
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They're wrongly using a case of a specific victory to make a general -- and ultimately, untenable -- claim.
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Wade was "wrongly decided," but he suggested 46 years of precedent means it likely won't be overturned.
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Reddit was quick to (wrongly) point the finger at two brown men standing and enjoying the race.
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Many wrongly resist exploring why the number of trade "losers" is increasing, contrary to the inherited wisdom.
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Correction: A previous version of this story wrongly attributed laboratory animal deaths to the University of Michigan.
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Browder, who was wrongly arrested on suspicion of stealing a backpack, attempted suicide multiple times while imprisoned.
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Those who believed they had been wrongly denied a gun could appeal directly to a federal court.
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Many assume wrongly that organs from older people are not as valuable as those from someone younger.
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Kelly's imminent departure has been wrongly predicted over and over again — virtually since he took the job.
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What thou wouldst highly,That wouldst thou holily; wouldst not play false,And yet wouldst wrongly win.
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"I have been wrongly accused and threatened with deportation from ICE," Brown reportedly wrote in one complaint.
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Wade, the landmark Supreme Court case that legalized abortion nationwide, was wrongly decided by the high court.
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"The era of the big-bucks phablet is coming to an end," I boldly and wrongly declared.
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This can either be through mistakes, such as a wrongly intended recipient, or through nefarious employee activity.
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Trump has long railed against polls since several wrongly predicted his defeat in the 2016 presidential election.
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Some owners believe, wrongly, that to enter the carbon markets they must forgo all income from logging.
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It is Limbaugh who has been nefariously and wrongly blamed for acts of pure evil for decades.
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They wrongly blame those calling for justice for Mr. Sterling for the killings of our police officers.
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Many deaths were wrongly classified as suicides or drug overdoses or blamed on natural causes, they say.
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In a court appearance earlier this month, Ghosn said he had been wrongly accused of unsubstantiated allegations.
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"She knows nothing," he told reporters following the sentencing, adding she believed Bulger had been wrongly convicted.
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The Trump plan for NAFTA wrongly fixates on the strawman of bilateral trade deficits, especially with Mexico.
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Nixon, the Supreme Court decision upholding the Watergate special prosecutor's subpoena to President Nixon, was wrongly decided.
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"The activists have been wrongly convicted in a deeply politicized trial," said Deprose Muchena of Amnesty International.
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Brady is a second chance for the wrongly convicted, but the Supreme Court's ruling limits its reach.
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It's not that I'm trying to make a point about who is defining their eating choices wrongly.
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Pollsters could be wrongly modeling turnout, to the benefit of one party and detriment of the other.
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He tells us he won't celebrate until the other person wrongly convicted is also freed ... his brother.
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That can help some who were wrongly convicted but also could let dangerous drivers off the hook.
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Trump has wrongly blamed a nonexistent rule change by President Barack Obama's administration for supposedly impeding testing.
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"This case was wrongly decided," said Micah Hauptman, financial services counsel to the Consumer Federation of America.
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These are a relatively new group of disorders in which the immune system wrongly attacks the brain.
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She was later acquitted and exonerated, joining a growing community of Americans wrongly convicted with bad science.
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Name Withheld If you're right, this abuser is wrongly gaining the support of your credulous co-workers.
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Mr. Prabowo says he has been wrongly accused of wanting to turn Indonesia into an Islamic caliphate.
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Build up your opennessEarly in my career, I was wrongly advised never to admit mistakes or failures.
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Their sons may not have been falsely accused, the mothers said, but they had been wrongly accused.
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An investigation found that the city had wrongly listed 65 of the 79 suspicious addresses as vacant.
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He said that many people wrongly believed that just by visiting Bama they could overcome their illnesses.
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America had wrongly ceded manufacturing to other countries, she said, and allowed trade deals to hurt workers.
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Correction: A previous version of this story had included a quote wrongly attributed to Wong Chin Huat.
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Tuesday's decision is the second time Cooper has ruled against the FEC for wrongly dismissing CREW's complaint.
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You blame him -- wrongly, I might add -- for what you call "endless wars" in the Middle East.
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Gladwell had written about Gates in the book, wrongly, I felt, because no formula could explain him.
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The fallout was so severe because investors believed, wrongly, that fancy financial instruments protected them from risk.
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Some companies wrongly hold up their bug bounty programs as a magic solution to all security woes.
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It's also working with the Innocence Project, a non-profit that works to exonerate the wrongly convicted.
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The Brexiteers wrongly believe that independence from the European Union will make the United Kingdom great again.
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Heather Stobbs, a cousin of Stites's, now feels that Reed was wrongly convicted and even possibly framed.
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The fact that an innocent man with no criminal record was wrongly convicted of murder astounded me.
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Trump has also repeatedly and wrongly claimed that he&aposs fostered the "greatest economy" in US history.
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When this devastating round of fires broke out, he initially — and wrongly — blamed NGOs for starting them.
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Senders, by contrast, guessed rankings of 3, wrongly believing a thank you note was no big deal.
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"Most analysts have wrongly predicted his political demise at some point or another since 1994," Ceretti said.
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"The fact remains ... that the budget is built of false numbers and wrongly made," Iohannis told reporters.
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Mr. Trump says the United States does not win anymore, but he wrongly interprets complexity as decline.
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E-Verify has been criticized as an intrusive tool that can hurt workers who are wrongly flagged.
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They believed, wrongly, that if the downturn deepened and more stimulus was needed, Congress would approve it.
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In the early eighties, the Guatemalan Army believed—often wrongly—that Mayans were susceptible to guerrilla ideology.
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The company has provided a dispute process for those who feel that their verification was wrongly removed.
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"In 2010, I was wrongly indicted on three counts: fraudulent bankruptcy, money laundering, and conspiracy," says Longobardi.
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Greg Abbott shared the following tweet, featuring a quote wrongly attributed to late U.K. Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
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Love is the authority figure, and if love tells us wrongly, then we can't be held fully responsible.
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Plus, the Southern Poverty Law Center admits that it wrongly named Maajid Nawaz to its extremist watch list.
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"I pull up, and — sure enough — it's gone," Diaz said of discovering his home had been wrongly demolished.
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Michigan has been wrongly perceived by a lot of folks around the country as being this blue state.
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"Immediately, what we're trying to do is protect these people from being wrongly deported or detained," Jadwat said.
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Her husband's family wrongly presumed, because she was a woman, that she had passed the infection onto him.
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The wrongly imprisoned Sun (Doona Bae) attempts to exact revenge on the brother who landed her in jail.
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Seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, has come under similar scrutiny for wrongly suggesting that the holidays cause depression.
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Other cases have affirmed that attorneys can be liable when they wrongly collect on behalf of their clients.
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CFP went on to win the bid against a rival consortium, Reactor Site Solutions—wrongly, said the judge.
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The director wrongly thinks these two things are connected, that ticket sales should equate to some critical endorsement.
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I MEAN, I GET PEOPLE – AND MAYBE ACTIVISTS, MANY ACTIVISTS WITH EXCEPTION – I THINK SEE THEIR ROLE WRONGLY.
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An individual who believes he was wrongly accused can use that process to seek to clear his name.
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Democrats also competed to be the toughest on crime and terrified voters — wrongly — with the specter of superpredators.
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Correction (July 13th): An earlier version of this story wrongly stated that all Guinness is brewed in Dublin.
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In other geographies policymakers have worked to replicate this model of innovation and concentration, in my view wrongly.
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Trump Jr. issued a statement in July 2017 wrongly claiming that the meeting was primarily about Russian adoptions.
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Dorthy Moxley and Martha's brother, John, say they've been tormented by Skakel's steadfast insistence he was wrongly convicted.
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The white teenager claims she was wrongly rejected while minority students with lesser scores and grades were accepted.
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Rightly or wrongly, we do expect more from Google, especially when we are already invested in the ecosystem.
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This is hardly the first time federal immigration authorities have been accused of wrongly detaining a U.S. citizen.
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These scholars believe Abood was wrongly decided—but for different reasons than those pushed by the fees' challengers.
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Ganek's legal team includes prominent litigator Barry Scheck, who has spent years working to exonerate wrongly convicted people.
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The census is filled in by the head of household, who might wrongly assume other members are straight.
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Earlier in the presidential race, Fillon wrongly accused the media of reporting that his wife had committed suicide.
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Wrongly accused for the attack on Rook Tower, the Flex Fighters must protect their city as wanted men.
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But you know, hell hath no fury like a person who feels that they&aposve been wrongly terminated.
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The scaremongers have taken minor maintenance questions and wrongly suggested they point to significant problems with the plant.
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After being wrongly imprisoned for 108 days, my biggest hope and wish today is for a fair trial.
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He also claims the Flairs wrongly claimed he was fired from 2 jobs due to illicit drug use.
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President Trump – rightly or wrongly – loves to butter up his opponents, sweet talk them, even sometimes praise them.
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Four years ago, many wrongly believed that changing demographics and superior technology would give Democrats a permanent edge.
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"We don't want bodies to be delivered wrongly," said Carlos Eduardo Valdes, head of the forensic science institute.
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Feeling out of control is never fun, especially when everyone around you wrongly assumes you've never been better.
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Many of them have in the past been what the Canadian association terms "wrongly classified and misrepresented products".
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The couple wrongly assumed this was an isolated case but by 2005 they were caring for 20 children.
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The lawyers work for the Innocence Project, which seeks to exonerate people who might have been wrongly convicted.
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They wrongly predicted that Podemos, a radical new left-wing party, would overhaul the centre-left Socialist Party.
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"The council must also end its practice of wrongly singling out Israel for criticism," Haley wrote in June.
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After the embarrassment of Helsinki, is there not a need for immediate protection from a wrongly motivated president?
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" And with that came a realization that "everybody's queer — everybody's wrongly shaped for a culture that requires conformity.
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In remarks to the judge, the auto industry leader said he has been wrongly accused and unfairly detained.
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The tragic case of Sunil Tripathi, wrongly linked to the 2013 Boston Bombing, is one of many examples.
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In September, Wells Fargo said employees had wrongly created as many as 2 million accounts without customer approval.
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Ernst said it would be important to make sure such seizures did not go after people wrongly accused.
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An African-American attorney from Maryland is accusing an officer of wrongly detaining him because of his race.
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But if it makes a bad call and the housekeeper is wrongly fired, the board could be liable.
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The group's Afghanistan franchise, the Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP), has wrongly been modeled as an insurgent outfit.
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Commentators wrongly describe Congress' role in financing and delivering infrastructure owned and managed by state and local governments.
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In a court appearance this month, Ghosn denounced the allegations as unsubstantiated, saying he had been wrongly accused.
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The appeals court said the patent had been wrongly reviewed in a proceeding reserved for business-related patents.
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"The site was wrongly targeted, which resulted in the wounding and loss of civilian souls," the statement said.
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To compound this, Democrats have attributed, rightly or wrongly, several big election losses to support for gun control.
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Initially, many reports, including those from Washington, wrongly tied the attack in Libya to the film, as well.
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I was suspicious of everyone I know and I was accusing people wrongly of being behind the deliveries.
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Last year at a rally, Trump wrongly claimed that there had been an immigrant-related incident in Sweden.
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Social media isn't there to provide realness – it's there to make others wrongly think they know your realness.
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The clumsy Senate practice of conducting the committee's business, however, wrongly defiled the judge and embarrassed his family.
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Republicans insist the measure could impede Second Amendment rights by keeping the wrongly accused people from buying firearms.
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But it said it could not say which manufacturers may have also wrongly identified their drugs as generics.
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He bristled at the criticism he had heard about Trump supporters, saying they were wrongly maligned as racist.
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As stocks continue to hit new highs, he's worried investors are wrongly assuming an economic revival is underway.
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Arsonists, she explains, are at once, oddly, extremely difficult to catch and unusually likely to be wrongly convicted.
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More likely, I fear, they will just spew more messages and notifications they think — wrongly — you care about.
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An earlier version of this briefing wrongly identified a political meeting that is set to convene in China.
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"You have people on both sides of that," the president said when asked about the wrongly convicted defendants.
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Some of those, the report said, were people being wrongly arrested and held in jail for several days.
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In football-mad Texas, Cowboys fans, rightly or wrongly, view anything but a championship as a lost season.
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"Wheat Kings" references David Milgaard, who was wrongly convicted of the murder of a nurse in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
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The problem is that the dealers may retaliate against the rival or others they wrongly think are responsible.
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He wrongly said he was serving as vice president when he met with students after the Parkland, Fla.
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This cap, rightly or wrongly, created a supply and demand system favoring medallion holders and the taxi drivers.
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In the decisive qualifying match between the two countries, the referee wrongly disallowed Belgium's last-minute winning goal.
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In 2016, the Marine Corps said it had wrongly identified another of the men in the famous photograph.
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For instance, if you looked at this chart, you might — wrongly — believe that it tells the whole story.
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We may not be able to live a wrong life rightly, but we can stop living wrongly altogether.
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Five black and Latino teenagers were wrongly convicted of the crime and served between six and 13 years.
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The National Academy of Sciences estimates that one in every 25 people on death row is wrongly convicted.
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Moments later, Mr. Trump continued to rant about his former rival for the presidency, saying — wrongly — that Mrs.
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Those who are rightly concerned, wrongly suggest that AI is something that should be curtailed or stopped altogether.
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Rightly or wrongly, her image reflected the status quo — despite her having the most solid and achievable program.
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YouTube on Monday admitted that its family-friendly restricted mode had wrongly labeled some videos on its site.
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That advocacy group, based in New York, relies on DNA analysis to absolve people wrongly convicted of crimes.
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They, too, claimed to have been wrongly convicted, and each had met Hamilton years earlier in other prisons.
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CNN has even suggested, wrongly, that readers may have legal troubles if they download documents from our site.
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Rightly or wrongly, they're painted as angry adolescents, likely to get verbally violent over a bad review score.
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I imagine them asking how I've helped to solve murders, identify missing people or exonerate the wrongly accused.
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Mr. Sessions's order wrongly suggests that the Justice Department reform agreements conflict with his goal of supporting officers.
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Last Friday wasn't the first time Gabbard wrongly stated that teenager hacked a replica of Florida's election system.
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The Environmental Defense Action Fund said Facebook's automated review wrongly misclassified one of its ads as promoting tobacco.
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The players role-play as their assigned personality types to debate whether Bluebeard is dangerous or wrongly accused.
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The first episode mostly follows the 1985 case that wrongly landed Steven Avery in prison for 18 years.
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"The Trump Administration continues to waste federal resources and wrongly treat refugees fleeing violence like armed invaders," Peters said.
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En Marche hopes to agree on campaign issues and assumes (perhaps wrongly) that Mr Macron will be its figurehead.
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It's a bit like working out the outcome of an election regardless of a few wrongly counted ballot papers.
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She also attacked Harris for withholding evidence in death penalty cases where the death row inmate was wrongly convicted.
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When someone is wrongly accused The disparity is what concerns critics of the so-called "campus tribunals," including Ehrhart.
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Russell has argued that companies have been wrongly focused on the price and should instead work on LiDAR's performance.
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Single-payer critics and some fact-checkers have (wrongly) suggested America's doctors would face a 40-percent pay cut.
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Wrongly convicted and eventually cleared of the crime 25 years later, Duvernay is giving us much-needed retro-perspective.
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Chapo's attorneys say the case was "wrongly decided," and that other federal appeals courts are "divided" over the issue.
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Oh, and when law enforcement wrongly identifies a suspect using facial recognition, that's another example of algorithms gone wrong.
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Worse (but also wrongly) NASA had received a signal suggesting that the capsule's heat shield had, lethally, broken loose.
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Proponents of the change say it will save students wrongly accused of assault from being expelled unjustly from school.
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Opposition politicians say an automated debt-collection system has miscalculated welfare entitlements and wrongly demanded repayments from many recipients.
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Last month, researchers reported that a significant number of women are wrongly told that they are having large babies.
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Prosecutors wrongly kept victims of a millionaire's child sex ring in the dark about his deal, a judge ruled.
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Charney testified for two hours in an attempt to show the company was wrongly refusing to consider his offer.
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Correction: An earlier version of this column wrongly said that Siri on Apple TV could not control HomeKit devices.
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He cast both of the candidates as out of touch with economic reality and wrongly opposed to free trade.
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"Rightly or wrongly, the capital markets determine confidence levels," said Andrew Terner, a private dealer based in New York.
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Roman Abramovich would rather have bought Arsenal than Chelsea—but was wrongly told the club was not for sale.
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We envision them in action; stepping in to overturn unconstitutional laws, free the wrongly imprisoned, and defend civil rights.
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"Judge Alsup's initial decision to keep the cases in federal court was, in my view, wrongly decided," Carlson says.
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The state's centre-left governments assumed, wrongly, that simply reducing poverty and improving education would lead to less crime.
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And Hersh's research suggests that the people who wrongly received the ads intended for Latinos really don't like them.
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Some wrongly speculated that Facebook would soon launch its own full-fledged music streaming service to compete with Spotify.
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When he was 14, his father, owner of a grand but failing Chicago hotel, was wrongly convicted of embezzlement.
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The Green Mile (1999) Wrongly convicted inmate John Coffey isn't resurrected after his execution—he's still, tragically, very dead.
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In that version, Ben Whishaw played the wrongly accused but the all the major plot points were the same.
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In 1989, Trump paid for an ad calling for the execution of five black teens wrongly convicted of rape.
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YouTube's proposed labeling could wrongly imply that the government has influence over PBS content, which is prohibited by statute.
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"They spent a lot of their lives in jail, in prison, wrongly," de Blasio said at a news conference.
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The U.S. is wrongly targeting Muslims and reinforcing the idea that we are in a holy war with Islam.
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Governments ran huge deficits at the bottom of the economic cycle without sparking the inflation some economists wrongly predicted.
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The Supreme Court will come to understand how this decision was wrongly taken and facts will win the day.
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The demonstration wrongly assumes that oncologists have the ability to select from several, equally effective treatments of varying costs.
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Ambac, which insures some PRHTA debt, alleged that the extension could wrongly divert $115 million out of PRHTA's estate.
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A man was wrongly sentenced to 295 years in prison, and the official conclusion was that everything was fine.
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Many on the right too often attribute this decline wrongly to a lessening in the support for unions overall.
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Clinton, who has said that a 2008 Supreme Court ruling overturning a handgun ban in Washington was wrongly decided.
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An earlier version of this column misstated the banner headline in The Chicago Daily Tribune that wrongly reported Gov.
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Facebook has announced it will inform users if their data was wrongly shared with political data firm Cambridge Analytica.
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It vilified the thousands of migrants walking toward the US southern border, wrongly portraying them as invaders and criminals.
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On Saturday, Damigo said on Twitter he was wrongly arrested at the protest, in violation of his civil rights.
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For too long, rightly or wrongly, Congress has been held in low esteem and been criticized for being broken.
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The filing has fed a theory among some conservatives that Flynn had been wrongly led to commit a crime.
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The warning said Juul wrongly painted its devices as safer than cigarettes and marketed them intentionally to young people.
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He thought that the previous governor, Republican Bobby Jindal, was wrongly rejecting the federal funds to expand the program.
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Clinton acted (rightly or wrongly) out of loyalty, to defend her husband, and to preserve their marriage and image.
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It's akin to suggesting you were wrongly convicted of murder when you're serving a prison sentence for aggravated assault.
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These numbers explain why economists once believed, wrongly, that different levels of health care utilization drove regional cost differences.
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The reason for this passivity goes, I think, to a second failure: We wrongly treated Trump as a farce.
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Rightly or wrongly, Horobin notes, spelling and grammar errors are often associated with fraudulent or fly-by-night operations.
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Out of the 307 cases, RIAT was checked for 259, and of those, 126 or 49% were wrongly labeled.
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I do think it's wrongly perceived as a very sad record, although there are some miserable moments on it.
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According to the Missouri Supreme Court ruling, any convictions derived from breathalyzer results during that timeframe were wrongly made.
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People have been wrongly convicted of drunken driving when tests inaccurately show high levels of alcohol in their blood.
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"I think many people assume, wrongly, that a company exists simply to make money," he once told HP executives.
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There have been other cases of people being wrongly pronounced dead by medical professionals, including in the United States.
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On March 17, for nearly a full 24 hours, Facebook users posting news about coronavirus were being wrongly blocked.
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He has also suggested that Iran get help only if it releases wrongly detained dual and foreign national citizens.
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She represents the diverse coalition that sent Obama to the White House and now feels wrongly displaced from it.
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They asserted the lower court that tried the case had wrongly placed the burden of proof on the defendants.
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Unfortunately, we still have a broken criminal justice system that wrongly convicts innocent people, issuing them the death penalty.
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And the party wrongly assumed Mr. Trump's repugnant anti-immigrant policies and rhetoric would do the work for it.
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" We know a leader must then ask: "Are there more people wrongly convicted among the 740 in my custody?
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She has also stated that judges need not adhere to precedent if they believe a case was wrongly decided.
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Would they be continually apologizing to every aggrieved nation where America has intervened and, rightly or wrongly, been blamed?
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Wrongly inserting 'Chinese' into the name of this disease only reinforces the disparaging and negative stereotypes of Asian Americans.
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Perhaps one could, but the story here is emotionally hollow, and wrongly convinced that Alex is somehow an underdog.
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Rightly or wrongly, foreigners are wary about what they see as the broad reach of the American surveillance state.
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Political analysts wrongly predicted that Donald J. Trump's taped boasts about forcing himself on women would doom his candidacy.
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Ms. Kozen warned that viscose rayon is often wrongly marketed as environmentally friendly because it is derived from bamboo.
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Wade was "wrongly decided and should be overruled," because there was no basis for the decision in the constitution.
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The Saturday Profile An investigative reporter from a prominent Moroccan family was wrongly accused of having had an abortion.
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And by fundamentally changing US policy --whether rightly or wrongly -- Trump gets an easy ride into the history books.
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" He besmirched a man wrongly killed by the police in a botched drug operation as not "an altar boy.
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The ads, posted by personal injury lawyers, wrongly claimed that the HIV-prevention drug Truvada had harmful side effects.
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The work was also wrongly auctioned as painted by somebody from the circle of Justus Sustermans, a Flemish painter.
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Weeks later, the federal Merit Systems Protection Board halted the firing while they reviewed whether he was wrongly terminated.
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After their discovery, researchers questioned whether sesquizygotic twins had just been going underreported, or wrongly identified as fraternal twins.
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Clarence Brandley was a black janitor wrongly convicted of raping and strangling a white teenager in a Conroe school.
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This revelation follows the discovery that Wells Fargo employees had wrongly changed or added customer information, the report said.
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But even as Trump advocated arming teachers with concealed weapons, he criticized the media for wrongly characterizing his proposals.
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Jewish organizations had long lobbied for the medal on his behalf, contending that his feats had been wrongly overlooked.
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Instead, they portray non-violent Islamists as "moderates" within Islam and wrongly reduce all Islamism into mere violent Islamism.
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Mr. Hurt played Timothy Evans, who in 20163 was wrongly convicted of some of Mr. Christie's crimes and executed.
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On the campaign trail in 2015, he wrongly accused Mexican immigrants of bringing "tremendous infections disease" across the border.
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My feeling, rightly or wrongly, is that any benign meaning of a word is fair game for a crossword.
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In a Friday tweet, he also again wrongly claimed that he is the most popular Republican president in history.
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One impact could scatter smaller rocks across the landscape, resulting in what wrongly appear to be separate, additional impacts.
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American Media made the next move, offering Mr. Bezos an offer that it wrongly assumed he could not refuse.
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He taught a generation of us, wrongly, that difficult, damaged men were only waiting for you to fix them.
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Now she is on a sabbatical this season trying to help free a man she believes was wrongly convicted.
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He says she apologized for wrongly accusing him of chatting up another lady, and now everything's fine and dandy.
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Could an email turn up something in which Clinton admitted to knowing that she was wrongly handling classified emails?
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NRDC, a foundational decision in administrative law that gives regulatory agencies broad deference in determining rules, was wrongly decided.
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There are several thousand people who feel they were wrongly accused or convicted of trying to go through the process.
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Philippines officials say the containers of trash, which arrived in 2013 and 2014, were wrongly labeled as containing recyclable plastics.
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And yet we all feel weird because we assume (wrongly) that no one else is as weird as we are.
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According to the outlet, the program director claims JetBlue wrongly profiled him as having measles because of his religious group.
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British Gas also wrongly informed 2.5 million customers that exit fees were chargeable and incorrectly charged 1,698 fixed-deal customers.
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" Investors "wrongly view dividends as additional income, rather than a shift of money from the stock price to the dividend.
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The state of Maryland is currently fighting Syed's appeal claiming that a judge wrongly allowed new arguments over cellphone evidence.
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"I have been wrongly accused and unfairly detained based on meritless and unsubstantiated accusations," Ghosn told the Tokyo District Court.
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It might have wrongly concluded the program was doing a lot of good, and continued spending a lot of money.
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In the 1980s, gay men were harassed because the public wrongly assumed they could catch HIV-AIDS from a toilet.
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The MMR vaccine, which protects against measles, mumps and rubella, is the vaccine wrongly thought to be linked to autism.
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We do feel, rightly or wrongly, that we've begun to know this unnamed man and to care about his life.
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Correction (December 20th 2018): A previous version of this piece wrongly stated that perpetrators in spycam cases were rarely caught.
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She also asked people to submit videos they think were wrongly restricted and promised that YouTube will review each one.
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Most of the rest were selectors wrongly entered in the database because of poor typing or overly broad search criteria.
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The following year, an audit at the EMUNI found that he owed the university 39,000 euros in wrongly claimed expenses.
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That's an extraneous influence because how I ruled on the previous case wrongly affects the ruling on the current case.
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We would never associate with any program that was even wrongly perceived to be affiliated with a message of hate.
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After all, Avery was wrongly convicted of rape in the 1980s, only to be exonerated after serving 18 years inside.
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America claimed victory after the World Trade Organisation upheld a decision that the European Union wrongly provided subsidies to Airbus.
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The lawsuit claims Cooke-Moore was wrongly told the test showed she had the MLH1 gene mutation and Lynch syndrome.
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To make matters worse, people did not see his genius, while they did see him, wrongly, as a sex offender.
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They found that more conservative readers were more likely to believe (wrongly) that such weapons had in fact been found.
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It had earlier agreed to pay a record A$35 million ($24.48 million) fine for wrongly approving thousands of mortgages.
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Last month, Grande lost her ex-boyfriend Mac Miller to a drug overdose and was wrongly blamed for his death.
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" Catherine's personal symbol is the seed-rich pomegranate, but the "irony is that she was wrongly thought to be infertile.
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And to highlight the ways that so-called solutions to the problems of social media are unevenly and wrongly enforced.
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Then there's the fact that Trump, wrongly, claimed that Obama was "sealing" his college records because he was hiding something.
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Nootropics fans, conservatives, mushroom growers, vaping enthusiasts, and a chemist are among those who say they have been wrongly targeted.
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Violence carried out by smuggling syndicates and criminal gangs was also wrongly being blamed on the group, the sources said.
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Just today he wrongly backed away from his commitment to move America's embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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Naspers said the third-party error meant some postal copies of the resolution for the meeting had been wrongly addressed.
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Correction: A previous version of this article wrongly stated that the author took part in a Holotropic Breath Therapy session.
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The fact that some can do a good job makes American casting directors wrongly confident in thinking they all can.
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And for those who argue (wrongly) that men don't care about women-driven dramas, let me just stop you there.
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Even the polling firms like Gallup that wrongly predicted a Romney win were fairly consistent about where the race stood.
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The missile wrongly sent to Cuba is called a Hellfire Captive Air Training Missile, a "dummy missile" used in exercises.
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Ava DuVernay is telling the story of five men who were wrongly accused of a crime they did not commit.
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A justice system that advocates for people of color who are wrongly accused and aggressively weeds out its bad apples?
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But Victor says some people have twisted his words -- and wrongly implied that his interview was an endorsement of Colin.
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In The Atlantic in 2015, Sophie Gilbert wrote about the men who wrongly use the platform as a dating site.
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That outraged Democrats and Republicans alike, who said Trump was wrongly equating white supremacists with the people demonstrating against them.
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He took a bite and winced and I let out a laugh, wrongly thinking he would take it in jest.
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Sick Note is about a character called Daniel Glass, a compulsive liar who is wrongly diagnosed with a terminal illness.
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" Lincoln believed that Dred Scott was wrongly decided, so he had no intention of acknowledging it "as a political rule.
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Of those, 39% are taking a medication with a moderate to severe harm potential if wrongly combined with other drugs.
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Rightly or wrongly, the women who voted for Trump decided that it was in their self-interest to do so.
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The House also unanimously passed a bipartisan bill that would prevent the IRS from wrongly seizing small-business owners' assets.
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Then again, if your assessment of the situation is right, it's a position you might otherwise have been wrongly denied.
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Upon further reflection, he told reporters, he'd wrongly stated he was one of the two men on his yearbook page.
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The government agency in charge of disaster relief posted a message on Twitter that warned, wrongly, of a tsunami risk.
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Many lenders and investors wrongly assumed that current low levels of loan defaults would persist, even when the economy weakened.
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Wearing a dark suit and plastic slippers, the former Nissan (NSANY) chairman told the judge he had been wrongly accused.
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Calls for a Democratic presidential candidate who can "bring this country together" wrongly assume a candidate can wield such power.
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Felony records are digitally disseminated far and wide, and can haunt the wrongly convicted for years after they are exonerated.
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Such outcomes reflect a reluctance to hold men accountable when they might have thought, however wrongly, that consent was implied.
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Calling them by different names wrongly insinuates that the orgasm itself is occurring in the clitoris versus in the vagina.
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The bank has said previously that it was trying to help any customers who were wrongly charged for car insurance.
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Trump initially praised their first meeting, saying it had "ended very well," though he wrongly described Pichai as Google's president.
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Mr. Shechtman said news media reports have wrongly characterized his client as a man driven by greed and self-interest.
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Specifically, his Conviction Review Unit has achieved the release of numerous wrongly convicted people who have served decades in prison.
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Wells Fargo spokeswoman Catherine Pulley said the bank aimed to help any customers who were wrongly charged for car insurance.
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Even if your registration is pending or your voter application has been wrongly purged, you are still allowed to vote.
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The lawsuit merely alleges data was wrongly harnessed to make money, which may not spur the same level of backlash.
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If you're angry because someone shoved you, it's because you believe, rightly or wrongly, that people shouldn't push each other.
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Mr Howatson fraudulently used the company name and wrongly declared himself to be an authorized person acting for the company.
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I wrongly expected that the debate would be a letdown, especially after last week's blistering matchup of Trump and Clinton.
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The Christian Jesus is a lesser prophet, then, wrongly promoted by his followers to coequal status with the divine one.
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Yet he made exceptions for Germany (wrongly) and for Russia, asserting they might skip most capitalist stages and become communist.
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He demonized immigrants, fanned the flames of hysteria over a caravan carrying migrants and wrongly claimed Democrats want open borders.
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He reluctantly returns to work in order to help a friend's son, who is wrongly accused of a double murder.
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But lawyers for the defendants contended Monday that the government, while effective at uncovering corruption, had wrongly implicated their clients.
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De Telegraaf wrongly reported that someone had thrown a brick at him which had hit his head and killed him.
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It can be seen, too, in the political impact of public perception that wrongly sees migration as out of control.
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A portion of the event's proceeds will be donated to the Innocence Project, which aims to exonerate those wrongly convicted.
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He and his staff have won reversals, relief, or release for more than 115 wrongly convicted prisoners on death row.
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Roy, a young black man, is tried and wrongly convicted of rape while his wife, Celestial, waits for his return.
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Ms. Hagstrom Miller also worries about President Trump saying at his rallies, wrongly, that women and doctors routinely "execute" babies.
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It implies that there is a trend of white female students wrongly accusing black male students of campus sexual assault.
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Eich's poem highlighted a situation that often, in the short-term, left Germans feeling (rightly or wrongly) like victims themselves.
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He looked sad, but I thought he was wrongly translated when he told me that he had lost a leg.
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There are thoughtful explorations on the right way to treat the dead, when they have often been treated so wrongly.
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By this standard, along with the fact that Perloff blurbed the book, I wrongly assumed that Som agreed with her.
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Mr. Williams said he bore no grudge against the victim for wrongly identifying him at the trial 36 years ago.
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" Mr. Rush, 67, argued during the trial that the articles wrongly portrayed him as a "sexual predator" and a "pervert.
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My dad wrongly did a jail sentence when he was a teenager and went to jail [tried] as an adult.
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He agreed to apologize to the jury for wrongly accusing them of making a courtroom mistake with a key witness.
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If we provisionally (and wrongly) assume perfect competition, this marginal product will also be the rate of return on investment.
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We won't be able to fuss over the things I believe we have been wrongly fussing about for too long.
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Wars can happen when states conclude, rightly or wrongly, that the other side might see conflict is in its interests.
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But, the image that many people have, rightly or wrongly, is that Roe v Wade allows unlimited and unconditional abortion.
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After long insisting he was wrongly accused and the victim of a politically motivated prosecution, Hunter pleaded guilty on Dec.
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The department could also bring its own lawsuit against Harvard if it finds the school wrongly discriminated based on race.
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An earlier version of this column wrongly attributed an article in New York magazine about race and the Republican Party.
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An earlier version of this column wrongly attributed an article in New York magazine about race and the Republican Party.
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This is an aggressive "originalist" argument that comes very close to telling the court that Boumediene itself was wrongly decided.
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Conservatives argued that terrorist watchlists often wrongly include people and that the law would thus infringe on the Second Amendment.
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Clinton's campaign chairman, recently wrote in The Washington Post that the F.B.I. had been wrongly fixated on the email case.
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"Most consumers wrongly believe you can take 6% to 8% of your money from your portfolio every year," he said.
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Comey rushed to judgment in the Clinton matter and wrongly assumed the role of investigator, prosecutor, judge and jury. Mrs.
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Henry Cuellar who was terminated last week is calling foul, saying she believes she was wrongly fired for being pregnant.
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The calls that trouble him most are those from inmates whom he knows personally and believes to be wrongly imprisoned.
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The most recent appointee, Justice Brett Kavanaugh, once mused that the case releasing Nixon's tapes may have been wrongly decided.
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The heartbreaking series follows the injustices in their convictions and has shone a light on wrongly-accused people of color.
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Since 2002, Immigration and Customs Enforcement has wrongly identified at least 2,840 United States citizens as possibly eligible for deportation.
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In a case where Slate's readers would instinctively sympathize with the accused, or someone who might have been wrongly accused.
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Her organization has handled the cases of several former DACA enrollees who claim they were wrongly targeted after Trump's election.
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If we follow suggestions to increase profiling, we would wrongly alienate all people simply because they look a certain way.
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Mr. Kristof's many examples of wrongly convicted inmates show that the death penalty does not protect society from dangerous psychopaths.
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Rather, it is to articulate how the Saudi leadership came to see itself — rightly or wrongly — as threatened and imperiled.
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The lack of American presence is wrongly seen as capitulating to Putin and increasing Russian power vis-a-vis the U.S. The critics also wrongly contend that ISIS will re-emerge following their fall of their caliphate earlier this year, and pose a threat to the U.S. Both are terrible reasons for staying in Syria.
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"As I have previously noted, this Court routinely displays an unflinching willingness to summarily reverse courts for wrongly denying officers the protection of qualified immunity but rarely intervenes where courts wrongly afford officers the benefit of qualified immunity in these same cases," she wrote in a dissent in the 2018 case Kisela v. Hughes.
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A civilian was added to the committee after lawsuits alleged mosques and community leaders were wrongly the target of NYPD surveillance.
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The errors included wrongly listing the sheriff&aposs office as the arresting agency in the drug case, according to court documents.
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Think about recent uptick in players using concurrency stats as "evidence" - rightly or wrongly, we'll see graphs cropped + shared as ammo.
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"I have been wrongly accused and unfairly detained based on meritless and unsubstantiated accusations," Ghosn told the judge at his hearing.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article wrongly attributed the apprehension of the alleged Golden State Killer to San Diego police.
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Both were expressed in hostility to immigration, immigrants and welfare spending (which many wrongly believed was being slurped up by migrants).
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In fact, at Zara just this week, I saw a store manager wrongly snap at her own employee because of it.
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She accuses "When They See Us" director Ava DuVernay of ignoring facts, wrongly portraying the group as innocent, and defaming her.
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That's because for now, Facebook and it's watchdogs aren't sure exactly what data was stolen or how it was wrongly used.
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Similarly, they might wrongly assume that women's heart attacks are just like men's, even though women can sometimes have different symptoms.
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She accuses "When They See Us" director Ava DuVernay of ignoring facts, wrongly portraying the group as innocent and defaming her.
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Clinton's campaign made an October push into both, wrongly thinking it had successfully built a blue wall in the industrial Midwest.
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That alone would not have been problematic except that the video feature wrongly triggered the placement of the powerful login code.
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" This, according to a NASA history paper, "wrongly associated it with searches for 'little green men' and unidentified flying objects (UFOs).
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Sufis, wrongly or rightly, also are widely believed by Egyptians to cooperate with Egyptian security forces, or at least tolerate them.
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Judge William Brady threw out the conviction after a prosecutor found "clear and convincing evidence" that McCullough was wrongly found guilty.
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Update: Wyoming lawmakers, citing this story, have now banned the roadside waivers that police used to wrongly take Phil Parhamovich's $91,800.
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Car buyers may have been wrongly double-charged for insurance, while the phony accounts scandal involved more customers than first thought.
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New York removed hundreds of thousands of voters (more in mostly Hispanic districts than elsewhere) whom it wrongly believed had moved.
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The protests over the Durham investigation are ironic because Democrats are doing precisely what Trump wrongly did with the Mueller investigation.
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Many officers still believe, wrongly, "that domestic violence is a private matter", says Sabrina Cartabia, a leader of Ni Una Menos.
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Advocacy groups worry the line of questioning will scare immigrant communities into wrongly believing that the federal government will track them.
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Unfortunately, because she was deaf, and some people were unaware of her condition, they wrongly assumed that she was developmentally impaired.
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If you keep it in the news, perhaps by complaining about the edit on the video or perhaps by insisting — wrongly!
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She's tortured herself enough about this case just for the terrible things that happened to Avery after he was wrongly convicted.
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Thousands are thought to have been denied access to housing, health care or work; some may even have been wrongly deported.
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"Those who feel they have been wrongly convicted can seek to have their convictions overturned by a higher court," she said.
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Naturalized in the 2000s, he said recent stories of citizens mistakenly detained by ICEmade him think he could be wrongly targeted.
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And they felt the U.S. government wrongly spent taxpayer dollars to prop up new companies to compete with existing internet providers.
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The site published a piece accusing Fields of having wrongly identified Lewandowski as the culprit, but video emerged supporting her account.
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Trump seems to wrongly believe his "total authorization" stance would absolve him of any blame if something were to go wrong.
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"I had wrongly assumed that if I got the skin-care portion right, I would be in the clear," she says.
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The missile wrongly sent to Cuba is called a Hellfire Captive Air Training Missile (CATM), a "dummy missile" used in exercises.
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Rightly or wrongly, politicians think that foreigners crave American leadership as a bedrock assumption—and nothing important gets done without it.
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Democrats have said Cornyn's plan is unworkable; Republicans say Feinstein's might harm the rights of people wrongly on terror suspect lists.
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Some sites also wrongly reported that the original story said students are pledging to remove their testicles, rather than their penises.
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All the other candidates—including Mr Cruz, who wrongly sees himself as the likeliest challenger—should get out of his way.
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S&P said in its statement the suit wrongly assumes its pursuit of market share made its ratings methods less robust.
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During the Royal Commission, the bank admitted its subsidiaries wrongly charged fees to thousands of customers without providing them with services.
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In short, "Who Killed Hannibal" is the meme of the oppressed, the wrongly accused, and anyone skeptical of the official narrative.
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"We now know that there will be the possibility, rightly or wrongly, for many more trial losses going forward," he said.
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In statements and in a public court appearance in January, Ghosn declared his innocence and argued he has been wrongly detained.
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Smith also addressed complaints accusing him of wrongly taking credit for being the first openly gay person to win an Oscar.
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He wrongly destroyed people's lives, took down great companies, only to be........ .....overturned, 9-0, in the United States Supreme Court.
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"My feeling, rightly or wrongly, is that any benign meaning of a word is fair game for a crossword," he wrote.
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"Interaction with peers of color is a resource some white students feel entitled to—or sometimes wrongly deprived of," she writes.
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Many have long argued that the decision was wrongly decided, including the late Justice Antonin Scalia as the sole dissenting justice.
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He told CNN's Wolf Blitzer in 2007 that Clinton is "very talented" and wrongly predicted that she'd be the Democratic nominee.
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They are wrongly accused of draining national and state treasuries by being on welfare and otherwise eating up our tax dollars.
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Russian state TV's flagship Vremya evening news show had another take: "Terrorists and Western countries" were wrongly trying to blame Damascus.
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And earlier this year, 120,000 New Yorkers were wrongly purged from the voter rolls ahead of the presidential primary in April.
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Let the wrongly-discredited voice of generations tell the true story of how our democracy was stolen on November 7th, 2016.
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But a teen who says he was involved in the encounter said the students' actions have been wrongly interpreted as racist.
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Mr. Trump, in arguing that the United States is "being ripped off" by other countries, wrongly cited an example regarding Mexico.
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"It is better not to govern than to govern wrongly," he said in a statement without the other party leaders present.
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Blame Priebus: Incoming White House chief-of-staff Reince Priebus reportedly wrongly told Trump the rules of the meeting were changed.
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Rightly or wrongly, consumers put a great amount of faith in the notion that companies and organizations will protect their data.
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He also said that lawmakers will continue to press the federal government to return wrongly seized assets as quickly as possible.
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But an unfortunately large set of progressive thinkers want to wrongly concede that nativist backlash politics is correct on the merits.
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Only 31 percent of Democrats wrongly believed that electronic systems were safer, though 49 percent of Republicans trusted electronic systems more.
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It is practically synonymous with the sort of rugged, blue-collar white guys everyone (wrongly) imagines as the prototypical Trump supporter.
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State officials, however, said they did not believe any ballots had been wrongly counted as a result of the machine malfunctions.
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The Brazilian-born business leader has denied those charges, saying he is innocent and has been wrongly accused on unsubstantiated accusations.
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"Smile." @HillaryClinton was angry + defensive the entire time - no smile and uncomfortable - upset that she was caught wrongly sending our secrets.
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It gave rise to the Windrush scandal, in which people from Caribbean countries were wrongly denied rights or deported from Britain.
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Many, especially Republicans, accepted Kavanaugh's angry testimony that he was a decent, hardworking man wrongly accused in a politically motivated smear.
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He says Twitter, for example, sometimes wrongly suspends users just because they do not share the same views as the company.
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Mr. Jones has also been sued by a man Infowars wrongly suggested was the gunman in the shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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One out of four people interviewed in eastern Congo a month after the outbreak began wrongly believed Ebola was not real.
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"An individual who believes he was wrongly accused can use that process to seek to clear his name," Mr. Mueller wrote.
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While the I.R.S. acknowledged wrongly targeting groups based on political leanings, a report this month found that behavior crossed party lines.
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" She continued: "Wrongly inserting 'Chinese' into the name of this disease only reinforces the disparaging and negative stereotypes of Asian Americans.
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And at a White House briefing on Friday, he wrongly said he was the "first one" to impose restrictions on China.
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In an interview with CNN earlier this year, Buttigieg said that his party has wrongly ceded the faith conversation to Republicans.
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The Trump administration has wrongly dismissed North Korea's new missiles despite the overt and growing threat they pose to our allies.
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In some lights, perhaps that looks like the sort of egocentrism more associated (rightly or wrongly) with his great rival, Ronaldo.
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Ms. Miller, director of the League of Women Voters of Ohio, believed thousands of voters were about to be wrongly removed.
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It cannot be the candidate, because, rightly or wrongly, voters perceive Mr. Sanders as always being his same sincere, authentic self.
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The Americans wrongly understood the answer was bottle-feed and asked to see the pregnant woman's supplies and equipment, Leahy said.
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That's especially true given concerns that Zuckerberg and Facebook have wrongly skewed elections and helped dictators more easily oppress their citizens.
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In the former Soviet countries, Russia has defended what the Russian establishment sees — rightly or wrongly — as vital Russian national interests.
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After Chief Gallagher was arrested in 2018, his family appeared repeatedly on Fox News, insisting that he had been wrongly accused.
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The most recent note could suggest that some of the jurors are still attempting, wrongly, to pursue that as an option.
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Rightly or wrongly, the consensus among European diplomats and analysts is that Mr. Trump is likely to get a second term.
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His lawyer, Mark Heller, has publicly said he is starting "the Not Me movement" for men wrongly accused of sexual misconduct.
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Also opening is Clint Eastwood's drama "Richard Jewell," about a man wrongly accused in the 1996 Olympic Park bombing in Atlanta.
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But Giuliani is adamant that he's being wrongly portrayed as a rogue actor and that he'll be validated in the end.
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Mr. Adams published personal information about people whom he wrongly accused of committing multiple felonies in a flawed hunt for fraud.
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If someone is wrongly convicted, or given a disproportionately heavy sentence, all you have done is multiply the number of victims.
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He told reporters outside his home in Burlington, Vermont, on Tuesday that he had wrongly ignored warning signs about his health.
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In previous U.S. administrations, sacrifices of Kurdish autonomy and safety were made, mostly wrongly, in the interests of broader stability concerns.
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It was Samuel Johnson who said, wrongly but amusingly, that no one except a blockhead writes for any reason but money.
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Such cyber false flag attacks, specifically ones deliberately crafted to wrongly place responsibility at Iran's feet, have in fact already happened.
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"Greg has been wrongly accused as part of a power grab by several Nissan executives," Ms. Kelly said in the video.
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Last year, the Obama administration had appealed a ruling that the "too big to fail" label was wrongly applied to MetLife.
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Prime Aid, though, says Express Scripts wrongly cut off the business to steer more customers to its own specialty pharmacy, Accredo.
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In that case, however, why doesn't Trump do what the markets keep wrongly expecting him to do, and call it quits?
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Especially on college campuses, where discrimination, harassment and intimidation of Jewish students has become commonplace and is routinely, but wrongly, justified.
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The new law "reformed sentencing laws that have wrongly and disproportionately harmed the African-American community," Trump said during the address.
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Still, a lawyer representing four of the wrongly convicted teenagers claimed to the Times that the series captured who Fairstein was.
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For another, a large-scale terrorist attack in India could be perceived, rightly or wrongly, as Pakistan-sponsored, potentially inciting war.
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One major reason for the decline, experts say, is that people assume — often, wrongly — that they're not eligible for unemployment benefits.
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For a host of reasons, "Making a Murderer" tapped into a nerve, stoking legitimate concerns that its subjects were wrongly convicted.
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I have gone to the mat on this issue with Julia Moskin, who wrongly argues that the side dishes matter more.
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They are accused of killing her even though they realized they had wrongly identified her as the target of their plot.
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Or will it eventually be shown to be real, like the Sesame Street character whose existence was wrongly doubted for years?
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A mother in my neighborhood told me that her son was arrested after his name was wrongly included in the database.
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Coates isn't even the first fellow black intellectual to come under West's fire because they wrongly praised, from West's view, Obama.
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Prosecutors can pressure wrongly convicted defendants to take it by threatening to retry them, which could take months or even years.
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Refusing to turn over documents or talk about a scandal suggests that, rightly or wrongly, the administration has something to hide.
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That makes dirty tricks like recent ads wrongly telling Clinton supporters that they could vote by text all the more dangerous.
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"It's unavoidable that certain powerful people who experience Washington Post news coverage will wrongly conclude I am their enemy," Bezos wrote.
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Facebook first acknowledged last month that personal information about millions of users wrongly ended up in the hands of Cambridge Analytica.
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"I find it shocking and deeply concerning that the state has not gone back and sought to verify allegations of fraud and moved to repay any unemployed worker who was wrongly accused and whose wages or tax refunds were wrongly garnished or were required to pay penalty without proper notice," Levin wrote in the letter to Snyder.
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"I find it shocking and deeply concerning that the state has not gone back and sought to verify allegations of fraud and moved to repay any unemployed worker who was wrongly accused and whose wages or tax refunds were wrongly garnished or were required to pay penalty without proper notice," Levin wrote in the letter to Snyder.
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In one case, an off-duty police officer wasn't disciplined after shooting someone he wrongly believed was carrying a weapon — only to later go on and kill another person whom he wrongly believed had a weapon: [A]n off-duty CPD officer spotted the silhouette of a man in a vacant building and suspected the man was burglarizing it.
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Researchers are, wrongly in the eyes of some, allowed to experiment on human embryos when they consist of just a few cells.
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The residents of 27 Pine Street believe the city wrongly awarded permits to the owner of the storefront FedEx will soon occupy.
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SoundCloud stumbled because it neglected these hardcore loyalists as it wrongly strove to usurp Spotify as the streaming home of music's superstars.
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As is typical in cases where people are wrongly implicated in a crime, he received no compensation for his time in jail.
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Let me circle back for a second to your point at the outset, that Michigan is wrongly seen as a blue state.
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Is there anything I&aposm saying in my opening monologue about the president&aposs powers that the media is wrongly reporting tonight?
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It makes for dull work, and if items are counted wrongly, everything has to be counted from the top all over again.
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The government wrongly reported in 2016, based on U.S. intelligence, that Prakash had been killed in an air strike in Mosul, Iraq.
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Harvey Proctor, a former Tory MP wrongly accused of rape and murder in Operation Midland, says he is now homeless and penniless.
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Conservatives considered the issue wrongly decided, and plotted to overturn it, just as liberals dream of someday overturning Citizens United v. FEC.
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He told CNN that his client is happy with the development after being wrongly accused and held in solitary confinement since September.
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Justice Masalu Musene ruled Tuesday that Chris Mubiru had been wrongly convicted last September because there was no substantial evidence of penetration.
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The individual cost to those wrongly convicted is steep: Last year's group spent an average of more than 14 years behind bars.
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Instead, Line is encouraging users to use the hashtag #LINE誤爆 (or "Line message wrongly sent") to celebrate the common mishap.
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For example, reactors that produce plutonium could be paralysed; and missile-testing sites destroyed, as Mr Trump (wrongly) claimed was happening already.
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His colleagues had wrongly invented "a new right for unlawful immigrant minors in US government detention to obtain immediate abortion on demand".
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Even today, some Sanders supporters (wrongly) think Clinton's lead is the unfair result of superdelegates ignoring the voters and backing her campaign.
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A group of "new" Métis in Quebec have even claimed, wrongly, that they are the only indigenous people left in the province.
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The notice, he said, "wrongly and unfairly accused me of deliberately misleading" regulators without offering him a chance to rebut the claims.
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Some residents of the capital, however, stayed well away from the nearby festivities for fear of being wrongly identified as Trump supporters.
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"So now the Dems go to a simple private transaction, wrongly call it a campaign contribution, which it was not," he wrote.
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"This has been a very old menace with pilots exercising their authority wrongly," a former Air India executive director told the paper.
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He also wrongly claimed that the crowd reached back to the Washington Monument, which was quickly debunked by photos from the event.
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To remedy the situation, LendUp proactively refunded any wrongly charged customers and ceased all problematic practices as soon as the investigation began.
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This new rule is also a way to empower our female colleagues to speak up whenever they find themselves being treated wrongly.
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CORRECTION: A previous version of this story wrongly identified the state Joe Walsh represented in Congress and misattributed a quote to him.
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The group is representing 12 parents and children who it says were wrongly found not to have a credible fear of return.
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For YouTubers who get wrongly caught up in the company's enormous, faceless content moderation machine, these volunteer crusaders are their last hope.
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Trump, after all, created a "truth" for many of his followers when he wrongly accused President Obama of being born in Kenya.
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The Fed sought to bar Peter Little from the industry and fine him $487,500 for allegedly using chatrooms to wrongly coordinate trades.
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"The Commission wrongly considered that the Belgian system relating to the excess profit of multinational companies constituted an aid scheme," it said.
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More than 4 out of 10 polled said, wrongly, that the limit on state and local tax deductions was $20,000, Betterment found.
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But officials had wrongly identified the body of a man who was found dead outside a cellular store in Fountain Valley, California.
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That means Washington, rightly or wrongly, feels entitled to pressure Israel in a way that it wouldn't pressure the divided Palestinian leadership.
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Or has he been wrongly accused, forced to watch from the sideline while his teammates live their March Madness dream without him?
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We learned that, before arresting DeAngelo, police wrongly identified an innocent man as a suspect in the case based on his DNA.
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The plight of an evangelical Christian wrongly imprisoned in a Muslim country is a story that animates Trump's evangelical base, said Hakura.
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But they wrongly conclude that the best way to encourage creativity is to knock down office walls and to hold incessant meetings.
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Westpac fell 1.3 percent after it accepted a A$35 million ($25 million) fine on Tuesday for wrongly approving thousands of mortgages.
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Jones' lawsuit is the first under a new state law in Kansas that provides compensation to people who have been wrongly imprisoned.
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Most states, like Louisiana, place the burden on people who were wrongly convicted to prove their innocence before any payment is made.
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The Republican National Committee on Sunday tweeted a quote wrongly attributed to Abraham Lincoln in a post celebrating the former president's birthday.
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Murphy then turned to the federal courts, where he argued that the state courts had wrongly interpreted existing precedents on tribal reservations.
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The President wrongly suggested that Cochran was in the hospital, even though he wasn't, and that health care would have passed otherwise.
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In the court document, attorney Allen Richards accused the government of wrongly promoting the idea that Rivera was in the U.S. illegally.
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In May alone, there have been multiple alarming reported incidents of police wrongly being called on black people for no apparent misconduct.
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Quite apart from the grossly overinflated costs that CBO has wrongly ascribed to our bomber force's nuclear capability, other serious problems remain.
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The Justice Department said the appeals court wrongly focused on how the company's policy affected customers and merchants, rather than merchants alone.
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In December 2017, former ethics commissioner Mary Dawson said Trudeau acted wrongly by accepting a vacation on the Aga Khan's private island.
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Today, the Trump Administration would like to deny this history, wrongly categorize Indians as a racial group, and disavow ongoing treaty relationships.
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Worse, she is implying that there was a government coverup of the 2012 Benghazi attack, as many on the right wrongly claimed.
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But what about those who lack either, such as an innocent imam, a wrongly suspected professor, or an unfairly accused global businessman?
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It has divided people in St. Lawrence County — some ardently believe that Mr. Hillary is guilty, others that he stands wrongly accused.
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Sloan said more than 1,780 bank employees who were wrongly fired or left the bank have been rehired since the scandal broke.
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Unlucky Steven Hatfill also was destroyed after being wrongly blamed by the FBI for a rash of deadly anthrax letters in 2001.
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Judges used his statements earlier this year to find that his first travel bans were wrongly directed at Muslims and religious rights.
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Last month, Wells Fargo said in a new SEC filing that it identified another 145 customers whose homes were wrongly foreclosed on.
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He told Business Insider that people wrongly assumed Netflix had a master plan that led it to streaming from the get-go.
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As a Canadian moving to the US in 2016, I had wrongly assumed that my excellent credit history would automatically transfer over.
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Bernie Sanders has said, wrongly in my view, that they should not exist, that they are in effect a blight on democracy.
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Rightly or wrongly, this seems to have left India thinking it could push harder, and Pakistan believing it was on its own.
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On 126 occasions, Trump has wrongly said the US loses money on trade deficits And on and on (and on) it goes.
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He waved police documents at a news conference and wrongly said that the man had been convicted of a serious sexual assault.
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And he insists, wrongly, that handing his businesses over to his adult children, who are on his transition team, solves the problem.
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They freed the man above, a citizen journalist they had arrested and vilified as a terrorist, saying he had been wrongly identified.
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I wrongly entered NFL DRAFT across the middle for 33A and almost wrote down WROTE DOWN instead of TOOK NOTES for 35D.
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It's that the common statistical software they used is prone to wrongly guess the borders of "lit up" areas in the brain.
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Kanter said the DOJ approved the deal after a six month investigation and wrongly assumed AdMeld would face competition from ad networks.
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It also accuses the company of wrongly using the word "Coachella" in its website metatags to filter search results for festival wear.
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The United States stations troops in the region because, rightly or wrongly, American policymakers have decided that doing so serves American interests.
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Much of the political world missed that, and June 16 became the first of many times that analysts wrongly predicted Trump's demise.
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Steele wrongly identifies people that Page met with in July 2016, even though that consulting work by Page was open and lawful.
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Today wage stagnation and economic inequality mitigate against assimilation, and immigrants are often wrongly blamed for the hardships of working-class people.
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Sexual assault victims have also been wrongly discharged for adjustment disorder, misconduct and other reasons that don't qualify for benefits, researchers found.
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Judge Kavanaugh, writing for the majority, said the Nuclear Regulatory Commission had wrongly delayed licensing a nuclear waste storage facility in Nevada.
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In another email, moderators were told to hunt down and remove rumors wrongly accusing an Israeli soldier of killing a Palestinian medic.
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Some of those voters, Ms. Clarke said, were wrongly told that they were ineligible to vote or could only cast provisional ballots.
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They worry his potential strength in a general election is being badly underestimated, much as Democrats wrongly discounted Trump four years ago.
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"At this point — rightly or wrongly — I think the Russian issue is being seen through partisan lenses," he said on Monday afternoon.
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In fact, they had picked the easy task for themselves, without even flipping the coin, wrongly believing that no one was watching.
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They are hitting businesses they see, rightly or wrongly, as sympathetic to the authoritarian Chinese Communist Party with boycotts and sometimes vandalism.
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Friday's protests in Australia stirred debate, with Victoria state Premier Daniel Andrews saying they were wrongly timed and would divert police resources.
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The pilot, Karlene Petitt, was later grounded and referred for a psychiatric exam in which she was wrongly diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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Friday's protests in Australia stirred debate, with Victoria state Premier Daniel Andrews saying they were wrongly timed and would divert police resources.
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The Australian government wrongly reported last year, based on U.S. intelligence, that Prakash had been killed in an airstrike in Mosul, Iraq.
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Christian conservatives believe — rightly or wrongly — that they've been held back by their sense of righteousness, grace, and gentility, with disastrous results.
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YouTube's rationale is that its users, like Twitter's before it, have wrongly come to interpret the checkmark as an endorsement of character.
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The director of Short Term 12 takes on the story of Walter McMillian, who was wrongly convicted of murder in the 1980s.
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"HillaryClinton was angry + defensive the entire time — no smile and uncomfortable — upset that she was caught wrongly sending our secrets," Priebus tweeted.
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After Jackson ordered Manafort to jail, for instance, Trump wrongly described the ruling as a "tough sentence" for his former campaign chief.
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Her lawyer called it an egregious overreaction, made to score political points, against someone who wrongly believed she was eligible to vote.
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"Rightly or wrongly, for most home buyers, elections are not foremost in their minds while buying or selling their home," Gardner said.
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Trump's distorted history of the Obama administration can also close your eyes when he wrongly claims to be fixing bad Obama policies.
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Others, however, have not been able to return to the productive lives they were leading before they were wrongly convicted and jailed.
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Mr. Bezos wrote: It's unavoidable that certain powerful people who experience Washington Post news coverage will wrongly conclude I am their enemy.
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A ProPublica investigation found that the tool wrongly labeled black defendants as future criminals at almost twice the rate of white defendants.
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In Virginia, voters were wrongly deleted from the rolls in 2013 based on a flawed database that tracked residents who had moved.
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But the court wrongly focused on the harm to the regulated parties, rather than on the impact to the public at large.
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In another banner campaign moment, Trump wrongly accused a rally attendee who rushed the stage of having ties to the Islamic State.
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