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• Not one person outside of Congress has shown this to be anything else than a financial train wreck ... but Libs think we can pay for things with "Social Merits" and imaginary cost savings ... leave it to the Left to misidentify a problem thereby ensuring the wrong solution ... vwrtb Reid to Senate: Get ready to work overtime on health care
• Leftists misidentify such people as "success stories," when, in fact, they are simply people who have not yet been killed in a race riot or in some other racially motivated crime. What a Bunch of Apes! « L.E. Modesitt, Jr. – The Official Website
• For a long time she would misidentify objects. Times, Sunday Times
• This draft contained several significant errors, including misidentifying the airline involved.
• But further visual examination led the engineers to misidentify it as silver or cadmium plating which, according to the maintenance task card guiding maintenance staff, was "unimportant" and did not require the gearbox to be removed from service or to be put on "close monitoring". North Sea helicopter crash report says gearbox failed after maintenance error
• And if people consistently misidentify you as a man, woman, female impersonator or some other incorrect label, you sometimes want to remind them who you are.
• There may, therefore, be a link between poor visual motion sensitivity and the tendency to misidentify, transpose, and reverse letters.
• And, given the authoritarianism of this govt, how long before these flying surveillance drones begin zapping - or taking out - those they misidentify? The Soixante-neuf of Liberty
• Indeed, as is demonstrated below, Caplan has been known to wrap his own preferences up and misidentify them as being "rational" while asserting that those he disagrees with have "irrational" preferences. Doubt the Vote, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
• A few months ago, I signed onto a statement by a group of testing experts, which cautioned that such strategies were likely to misidentify which teachers were effective and which were ineffective, to promote teaching narrowly to the test, and to cause a narrowing of the curriculum. Ravitch: The pitfalls of putting economists in charge of education