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"Things you won't make the mistake of telling me," she said
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Even constructive criticism can sting when it is delivered at the wrong moment, for example immediately after the mistake
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It is always a mistake to do that, she thought,
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‘She was a mistake
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Maybe that was his mistake
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‘He made the big mistake of implying that she worked as a waitress …
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It occurred to me that even if I could summon the strength to stand then the act of urinating in complete darkness would probably be a mistake
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I pulled my feet into my body, a simple nervous reaction, and in doing so realised that I was making a big mistake
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Why me? What did they want? Didn’t they realise I was Lebanese? Why were they holding me when they’d made such a simple, basic mistake? Did my parents know where I was? Didn’t they know that they could trust me, that I wouldn’t say a word?
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I relate this to Amy when I phone her for our usual catch up call, which is a mistake as I rapidly discover
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He wondered if he had made a mistake talking about that
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That's the main reason I believe leaving is a mistake
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That is one mistake that most couples make
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It was a mistake
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Yet, if you burn the clothes by mistake, you will soon feel sad and confused because of rivalry in love
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We mistake what repentance is by our if-then statements
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Okay, I made a mistake dating Erick, but as Mom says, any man could have done what he did
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Poor Samantha made that mistake in coming to you for justice
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mistake me, in my withered state,
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I staggered and to save myself from falling, shot a hand inside a thorny bush by mistake
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They were also yelling at her and abusing my mother on the phone, telling her what a mistake it was and what a mistake I was in so many words
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make the mistake of putting just anything into your profile header since this will leave you with responses to your online dating ad that you don’t want
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These are the small things that might catch you in making a big mistake with
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For a while, it looked like we'd miscalculated and made a huge mistake but we decided on one last effort even if it meant having to split up and to be safe we'd stick to the beach area
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Big mistake, (he chuckled), for you see it was the females of this species that evolved first; it was the females that understood what the Scathers were
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One of my girls makes a mistake in an important document during the afternoon and I snap her head off publicly … this is not normal for me, and I can see that people are commenting which makes it all worse than ever
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By the time they realized their mistake it was too late
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But it was then that I made the second mistake of my life
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I had to pay for the second mistake of my life
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One made the mistake of grabbing Mistress Sera by the arm and swinging her around
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Of course, I didn't know I had made a mistake then
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I once made the mistake of not breaking the connection
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realized my mistake, broke the connection, and she
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God could not make a mistake in anything it does, even if it tried
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this was a mistake
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It was a mile or so later when he realised his mistake
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As Alex turns to walk out of the club, Stevie starts to follow him and then realises that this would be a mistake
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It had been a bloody stupid mistake on his part to think that Tracey wouldn’t have reported the credit card missing … especially after he’d abandoned her like that
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A couple of happy shoppers mistake him for a tramp in someone's cast-offs, a missing person in a dead man's suit
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Was he making the same mistake Jorma was and thinking she had Tdeshi’s memories at her disposal? There was no one she knew, not the least babe of the poorest single peasant she’d ever met in the deepest countryside of this world, who grew up as poor as she did
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One mistake, either way, and the last thing that he and Helen taste will be cold, hard grit
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That was the biggest mistake I would ever make
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I made the mistake of suggesting that we ought to live together so I could look after him once … I won’t make that mistake again
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it would be a mistake, because we
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“We all know that now, but I would never be here if it wasn’t for that mistake
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It was a mistake, but they happen
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think it would be a mistake to limit your suspicions to those
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that he might have made a mistake in arresting the old
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Reynard made the mistake of trying to reach into his
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‘It’s all water under the bridge – a mistake that
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Even though she had done things Desa considered many times more degrading than admitting a mistake, Valla thought differently, maybe it was because she had grown up too fast out in that pass? If Desa could avoid teasing and prodding, Valla was going to come around
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‘What’s to mistake? She wasn’t there on business,
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Somebody made a mistake and put it with the codes I was supposed to be
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We have to work this Saturday and Sunday because someone in the office made a mistake and misspelled one of the candidate’s names
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Louis and the day before the wake for his daughter again Jeffee with that Friday the 13th luck made a big mistake and got hit with something even I was my rotten luck couldn't even imagine was possible
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Confused, he had gone to the arrivals area and then tried to correct his mistake in vain; linguistic difficulties sealed his fate
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occurred to me at that moment—it might have been a mistake coming here
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But still, Rafe knew damn well the smallest mistake could send him plunging to his death
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There was too much at stake, and for him to be at anything less than perfect condition could result in a costly mistake
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That was my bank’s mistake
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Not a single mistake did she make, but told the truth in every detail
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she realised her mistake – but it was too late and too hot
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He'd made the mistake of responding out loud to
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mistake, without the income from that relic, eventually
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"So that's what this is all about? They wish to start over with the Undeath? We're a mistake?"
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“Let there be no mistake, vizir,” said the Sultan
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Then the spaniel spotting the sitting swans and went for the female sitting next to me, well that was its first mistake as the male swan gave sharp hiss and drove the spaniel away
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‘My mistake was in thinking that everyone
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"Don't think it was the previous mission that was the big mistake," Alan told them, "This one is going to be front page news
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Fleetwood acknowledges, upon one occasion, that he had made this mistake
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The big mistake was getting our presence splattered across the native media
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It was a mistake; and his one and only attempt at escape
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this a mistake, or an accidental expression? Not at all!
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mistake? I think it is in the weak quality of the priests
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experience, observed the mistake and remained in a
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It was to prove the biggest mistake of his
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mistake made by the communist leaders, a mistake that
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The mistake consists in the confusion between goal
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It was her mistake putting
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And I fail to see you how could mistake her sweet voice as a
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mistake, much worst, is the assimilation of
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After collecting her from Praegon, he’d used the first mistake to beat her
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It is a common mistake to create your product first and then think about how
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His mistake lays in assuming that Romania could
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the belligerents is a mistake
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tell him he was mistake
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The male elf ahead of the prisoners made his first mistake by sneering up at the Breton
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It is a mistake to imagine that those territorial jurisdictions took their origin from the feudal law
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Well, Galileo Galilei (1564-1642, an astronomer, philosopher, mathematician, physicist, NFL quarterback—yeah, you know how it goes with these kinds of exceptional dudes), who was known by many as the Father of Modern Astronomy (Hey, Dad!), unfortunately made a huge mistake at the wrong time in the wrong place
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Instead, he got severely reprimanded and libelously labeled as an evil, dangerous (probably Devil-worshiping) heretic by the top grey matter of the Church, was charged and convicted as guilty of messing around with the predominant and preferred belief systems of the time, and sentenced to be tortured continuously unless he publicly retracted his offensive findings and openly admitted something like, “Oops, I made a huge mistake
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He tried to open his mouth to speak when he realised his mistake, but he was cut short by the guard who pulled him back to where the others were standing
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"Perhaps it was a mistake to throw away that gun
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said, you paid the price to be here and there is no mistake
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Deacon Jones: (Trying to reassure the Millionaire that hell is where he belongs and there is no mistake)
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be a mistake that I’m here
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I cannot believe you, Millionaire, think it is a mistake you are here
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Was an honest mistake
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Carpenter ants are often mistaken for termites
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‘I always assumed that they were mistaken
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He had been under the mistaken impression Tahlmute had the crate ready to load and go, not back in dead storage under a dozen decades build-up
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They were not mistaken in terms
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I think I heard her apologise for her bad manners later on, but I might be mistaken
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But you are mistaken
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" I can't mistaken that voice, "You just don't know how good it is to hear your voice, Nathan
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It couldn't be mistaken
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If I am not mistaken, you are one of our brethren from the south
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Following a polite if sparse cremation service held in the clean but anonymous halls of blonde wood and magnolia paint at the local crematorium, and with the memory of the pastor’s mistaken belief that his wife’s name was Aileen twitching behind his eyes, Ken carried out Eileen’s last wish, which was to have her ashes scattered on the garlic beds
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We have mistaken your kingdom with another
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the pastor’s mistaken belief that his wife’s name was Aileen
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There are so many mistaken truths and outright lies about the Indians that prompt that wannabe phenomena
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fenced camp Tom had once mistaken for an Army base
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fenced-in base close to the causeway which Tom had mistaken for an
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box made of that curious material he had originally mistaken for
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“It appears that they were working on the – mistaken –
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He was mistaken
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“I had hoped that it wouldn’t be necessary for me to explain that one does not talk during class hours, but clearly I was mistaken! You can finish your conversation at lunchtime!” Mrs
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It could’ve been mistaken as a scene for an old play, or a Curriers and Ives plate
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“Sir, if I am not mistaken, these buildings are cousins of each other
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are mistaken in this matter) – there is no reason for you
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But I was mistaken
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"If you think knowing more about me will lead you to Alan, you're mistaken," she said
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But the writers who have collected the prices of corn in ancient times seem frequently to have mistaken what is called in Scotland the conversion price for the actual market price
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ensure that he wasn’t mistaken for game - and found
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At first he thought he was mistaken
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mistaken me for the chap who draws the chalk-lines
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Those statesmen who have been disposed to favour it with particular encouragement, seem to have mistaken the effect and symptom for the cause
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When she’d slipped into his bed last night he’d clearly mistaken her for Xonia, and that hurt! She felt devastated
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“Once more, you’re sadly mistaken, my dear
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We are also subject to the mind’s negative bias and its mistaken beliefs about how to find happiness
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Or he could be mistaken for a mime artist 'leaning into the wind'
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Correct me if I am wrong, Mr Wanting, but am I mistaken in remembering that your assessment was interrupted?"
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Should the custom of weighing gold, however, come to be disused, as it is very likely to be on account of its inconveniency ; should the gold coin of England come to be received by tale, as it was before the late recoinage this great company may, perhaps, find that they have, upon this, as upon some other occasions, mistaken their own interest not a little
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The mistaken beliefs that we are limited to our material minds and bodies, and that happiness comes only from what happens to us, are deeply ingrained
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As we “go about our business,” everything we do, and everything that we think, reflects these mistaken beliefs
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We thirst for and seek out sense pleasures, in the mistaken belief that they will give us happiness, or as a substitute for the happiness that is out of reach for us
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“It’s the Castro Library, lady, if I’m not mistaken,” he abruptly said to her
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In the great landed estates, which the mistaken piety both of princes and private persons had bestowed upon the church, jurisdictions were established, of the same kind with those of the great barons, and for the same reason
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The Jews, on the other hand, reject this notion and they feel that Christians are mistaken in believing that Jesus is Israel’s Messiah and that passages in the Old Testament actually refer to Israel itself, whereas Christians would see those as references to Jesus Christ
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How could she have been so mistaken about him? Pa-
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It was the first thing he looked at as he entered the steeple room, and unless he was mistaken the eyes briefly turned to him, maybe seeing him in
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I do believe he was mistaken in his „For Whom the Bell Tolls," where he stated that the death of any man diminishes him
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Gardner was a clueless gardener who was mistaken for a Washington eminence
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He stared at Alexia’s blood-soaked body, trying to believe that it was all a dream, that somehow he was mistaken and he would see her tomorrow at lunch as usual
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But he was mistaken
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It was unlined and he had the speed and strength of youth, but he was too experienced at too many things to be mistaken for a young man
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Is it a question of mistaken identity that the nineteenth-century Populist has suddenly transformed himself into a twentieth-century Conservative? Not in every case, perhaps, although I am firmly convinced however, that provided a ―proper‖ education, William Jennings Bryan would have been a reliable advocate of socially conservative principles were he living today
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“If you think you’ll sneak up on us, you’re mistaken
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* Some tried, they wrote to repeat the same circle arguments of the dreadfulness of communism and the mistaken belief that the Liberation Movements were indeed communists
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The Republican Party has been operating under the mistaken assumption that it will be able to successfully rally its conservative base, never traditional allies to begin with, by pushing for higher tax cuts
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mistaken for a bird's voice; she learned to dance as the swaying
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Mistaken to be the effect of Crowleys ritual incantation, the banishment of the horrid creature came
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(evolutionary) mission; overbearing in the manner it assumes a (uniquely) higher moral authority predicated on vague, oftentimes mistaken (historical) assumptions (improperly) formed by modern ideology
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The underlying confusion over not being able to ―tell the forest from the trees‖ lies in mistaken impressions that incorrectly estimate the relationship between a whole and its parts
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In fact, sometimes when you think she is wrong - it could be you who is mistaken
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A civilized society reflects the courage and wisdom needed to challenge mistaken assumptions that otherwise degrade us as human beings; that quickly encourage proper forms of behavior not only for their own sake but also because of the positive examples they set for other people
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I do not think I am mistaken by maintaining that France, Germany and Russia have encouraged Saddam’s present haughty and defiant behavior with their inflexible posture of resistance to compel faithful compliance of Resolution 1441 and the new resolution, number 18
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That mistaken idea came later
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He steadfastly insisted that the witnesses were mistaken and had, as do many Ticos, confused the identity of two distinct Caucasian persons
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“To follow through on what we have started; out of a sense of duty, or maybe it is some mistaken, forlorn way of accepting responsibility,” he concluded dramatically
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One might have mistaken you for a blabbering fool of little use beyond shoveling dung in the heat-pipes
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That action and the sound of the man’s voice told me I had been mistaken
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She had mistaken this man’s act of sending her a walking stick as meaning more than it actually did
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I am not sharing power, or recognizing my decisions and rule as mistaken
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He even had the nerve to insist that it was a vintage bottle that had could be easily mistaken for vinegar by someone who wasn’t a connoisseur
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Tomasz reminded everyone that they had easily passed through previous Russian checkpoints, and it was possible their guest was mistaken
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At the moment, she felt only despair, although there was plenty else: her skin was so insect bitten she could be mistaken for a smallpox victim, her feet were encased in sun-dried mud bricks, her ankle swollen and throbbing, and her underwear felt as though she had messed herself – none of it registered on her conscience
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I was sorely mistaken and the proof came in the worst of ways the day my master died
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The architecture of the interior had greatly changed over the years, with rooms walled up halfway across…if he was not mistaken, that was the dining room of the adjoining apartment on the other side of a blank wall
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Blair must have been mistaken
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Snuffy must be mistaken
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Did he not get that she did not want to talk with him about it? He had let the sentence drop as if he said nothing, but the twinkle in his gaze was not to be mistaken
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If I am not mistaken, I am not the only one attracted to the princess in spite of her temper and stubbornness
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Dan must have laughed for another hour or so as he thought about my story about how I had mistaken a chicks hot legs for brown paper bags
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late hour had concluded that she had been mistaken, and now, right
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This myopia is thinking totally mistaken
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This current economic system totally imposes cruel death physical or moral to million of million of people, which it deceives governments and technocrats in the belief in economic fundamentals mistaken and torturing
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Everything occurs because the world is consolidated in a totally mistaken socioeconomic system
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A case of mistaken identity; the father had a brother, an identical twin who was doing the drug thing, and the police thought he was the bad guy –
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This eliminates the need of the disastrous practice of receipt of money with payment of interests to satisfy the mistaken economic fundamentals
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Therefore, the simple change in the organizational systematics occasions high reduction of the social cost, it also produces immense reduction in the cost of the organizations, besides benefiting all the people and mainly the environment because it avoids the immense burning of resources with mistaken current system that utilizes the consumerism to leverage the economy
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The later began to think that she had been altogether mistaken, and her fears and expectations suddenly seemed to her grotesque
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mistaken! My visions have shown it to me, you will never grow old! You will never
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Gossiping surmise, she saw, had put this mistaken idea into Una's mind
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“Tlauquechol! If I am not mistaken, it looks like you have at least one of my relatives with you
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Tell me, if you have committed yourself to others on a course of action and later find that course is mistaken, would you turn on the others or see it through to its conclusion?”
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At first she had mistaken it for gas, but belching softly into her napkin didn’t get rid of it
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If Bertram had thought the story would make Manda understand why she couldn’t have the brooch, he was mistaken
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I didn't think it was possible to feel anymore terrified, but I'd clearly been mistaken
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If I’m not mistaken, there are High Police inquiring for you all over the city
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She always did that when I made mistakes
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We should not commit the same mistakes while dealing with children and grand children in our present age
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"We all make mistakes but sending me off in your coach is not one of them
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We all commit mistakes but God only wants us to learn from our ‘mistakes’
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they are; repent for our mistakes on the spot; and ALWAYS, ALWAYS,
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According to the state pathologist there were no mistakes here
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One of the common mistakes many preachers make in beginning with a
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But then, when you got a handle on things you realised that we were all mistakes
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had a PBS show said there were no such thing as mistakes or
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And, of course, he learned by his past mistakes and profited greatly from his now well-proportioned good looks
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We humans have made so many arrogant mistakes
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However, there are some mistakes a man can make when giving his
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Were they doomed to repeat the mistakes of the past; or had they learned something from almost becoming extinct as a race
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that's how mistakes are made, and so, at last, she set off for
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He added, '1 made the same mistakes, wanting to kill myself for the game I
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And, of course, he learned by his past mistakes and profited
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It is more wrong not to admit mistakes and correct them,” Righli finished for him
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Mistakes he had made, things that he had done that couldn't be undone
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A stand off, and the boys from the North are making basic mistakes
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But still, even under the close scrutiny of the Death Guards, mistakes were made – the Plague found its way into the city, scattered outbreaks flared up
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So many times we see each generation making the same mistakes as the fathers, but our ceiling should be the next generations floor
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mistakes and give yourself grace
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Mistakes have been made along this prophetic journey, and
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brother would hopefully want to overlook mistakes and restore
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out, make mistakes and be loved
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ourselves firstly) not to fall again in the mistakes, but to
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mistakes provoked all kind of schisms, ending with all
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“You mean the flat end? That’s for rubbing out mistakes
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all his mistakes, and there were a lot, we must
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monument of catastrophic mistakes
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The cause of many mistakes is the lack of some correct
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In the process, all my mistakes would be corrected and replaced with more gratifying stuff
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Associating the ultimate goal to your daily acts will help you avoid serious mistakes
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steps as they did, you can get the general gist and shortcut the mistakes
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If she had taken the time to really think about her situation in that fort, being widely outnumbered and outmatched in pure brawn, it might have made her sloppy and prone to mistakes that could easily have gotten her killed
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I’m sorry to say that I’ve made a lot of misjudgments, bad decisions, and mistakes in general
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“Ah, my good man, there are no mistakes in life
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Every attempt has been made to ensure that the information provided within this ebook is accurate however, we are human and sometimes we make mistakes therefore we cannot assume responsibility for any inaccuracies within this document
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Yet what was the point of going over mistakes and miscalculations? He said only, ‘We have to repeat the process, don’t we?’
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One can choose to rely on people’s philosophical interpretations of what they saw around them, which we know is subject to human limitations, not only in space-time, but also the human quality of being prone to making mistakes
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will perfect those mistakes in us and in those listening
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Mistakes with regard to this sometimes ruin the custom-house officer, and frequently occasion much trouble, expense, and vexation to the importer
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They had both made mistakes with suits!
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Did you spend the rest of the game making up for some poor strokes early on? The warm up is a chance to make those mistakes before they’re being engraved on a score card
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I didn’t want to make the same mistakes with him that my mother did with me
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You have to make the mistakes to learn it
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It was as if they had no regard for the mistakes of history
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She remembered his dark eyes and their sincerity, his broad smile as they spoke, and the way he laughed when they made mistakes in rehearsals
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without any glossing over because in sales as in other areas of life we should learn from our mistakes
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My mistakes taught me how to
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Even without the awareness of events; I could be informed of my mistakes
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You may do the top 10 mistakes, or the top 10
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that led to mistakes
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And in space, mistakes got you killed
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Pointing out mistakes and telling someone how to improve but never in a critical manner
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He had made mistakes again and again, and still chose to whine when things went wrong instead of actually changing his ways
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When she had finally got them to admit their strengths, their weaknesses and their mistakes she told them that the bottom line was that their school on Sorrel Street was a family of women
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But still, how strong was the purpose to go on for so long? If life's mistakes are painful and you opt to forget them, then you risk repeating them
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They had made some mistakes but knew they could win this one
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People die for mistakes like this
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Of course, he would know no different, but then he'd be destined to repeat the same mistakes over again
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“Did Jocko tell you about me? Did he tell you we’ve been friends for 20 years, but that I made some mistakes and landed in prison?”
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The exact same thing happens when a false history is created and our children will not be able to learn from our mistakes
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How can the same mistakes be avoided if we don't know what they are because we have recorded them wrongly? That's why my books get boring sometimes and expand on things that in truth belong to the historian, and not so much to me
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By negligence and blunder, the land operations from first to last were a series of mistakes, any one of which might have proved fatal to American arms
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Criminals always made mistakes
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In Cuba it was frequently impossible even to discover the regiment of a wounded or dead man, countless mistakes arose, and for weeks families at home endured a terrible suspense, when some loved one, whose body had probably been buried without identity by a fatigue party, was posted as missing
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committed hundreds of the like mistakes, in the best humour possible;
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after the mistakes caused by a previous lack of planning
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"Now listen carefully Grindel, because I want no mistakes
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The obvious mistakes were just too obvious, and did not fit with the typical terrorism patterns
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Dena was going to repeat her past mistakes – another child without a father, born from a mother that had no time for her own child
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We all make mistakes; intentional or otherwise
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Some of Bush's other mistakes were public, indeed worldwide, embarrassments
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Virtually no other potential president would have made the mistakes Buchanan did
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Upon reflection, Bru pegged his buddy as a big threat to his friends, not being able to take responsibility for his own mistakes
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The mistakes in the grocery ads
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In spite of the fact that the media refused to point out those mistakes, as they have also refused to examine closely the Senator’s history and weaknesses, at the moment of truth, the American voter is going to be thinking about who is going to dedicate greater persistence to the security of the country
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His two main mistakes were obvious
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One of McCain's most fateful mistakes was suspending his campaign in the middle of congressional talks on the budget and stimulus
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Some mistakes are obvious, his “47%” remark, castigating almost half the country as lazy leeches
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Even the best presidents such as Lincoln and Carter made several huge humanitarian mistakes
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Without the knowledge, memories and wisdom of grandparents, our society is doomed to making the same mistakes again and again," Niklas explained
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"What mistakes?" shouted the captain
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The truth is that mistakes cannot
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What killed him was that he was making the same silly mistakes all over again
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He had to let Brett make his own mistakes
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the mistakes of the others
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As he drove his wagon back to the villa, Colling cursed himself for all the mistakes he had made
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Colling’s greatest worry was that these instructions would be forgotten, but Elizabeth had learned from Elena that the children had followed her directions to be close-mouthed while they had been in hiding for the past year, and believed that there would be no mistakes
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Remember we just said that sometimes we mistakes and how
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The list of mistakes could go on and on but that should be enough to indicate
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Mistakes are made
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Even our mistakes will be lessons and teachings that
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On the other hand, a Conservative pays attention to history and has paid attention to the mistakes of the past
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Therefore, if we can show to the mind where the deficiencies are and when the mistakes were made, the mind will correct and rebuild all of the faulty behaviors automatically
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This helps the clients’ mind to reprocess experiences by rewriting the initial faulty behaviors and bypassing all the mistakes of the original parenting, thereby fulfilling the period of codependency, clearing the obsolete instincts, and building a robust behavioral system
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That means that it covers each and every aspect of your mistakes, that you can’t take it back and have no conditions attached to it
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At thirty, I had a solid understanding about the behavioral system, the way it is formed and how it works, and had engineered strategies to repair behavioral mistakes
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There was no mistaking the
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mistaking the Knight's interest
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It took awhile before she understood that he was mistaking a syllable for a letter
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no mistaking the hatred in his eyes – the man seemed
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mistaking that the man was genuinely terrified for his wife
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reassuring – mistaking the cause of her concern
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there was no mistaking the challenge behind them as
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There was no mistaking the underlying
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there was no mistaking it – the choir was singing two
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There was no mistaking his nature,
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there was no mistaking where Heather obtained her beauty
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There was no mistaking the ill-
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offering, but there was no mistaking that the efforts of the
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Even in the caricature of native cold-weather costume that he was dressed in, there was no mistaking the machine that had pretended to be his father thru his childhood
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There could be no mistaking the glut of stolen goods, equipment and as it turned out enslaved peoples from the majority of the closest systems and beyond
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The pupils - and there was no mistaking this - twisted around in their
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No mistaking it was Johan, trying to use sign language since that was the only safe method of communication
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There was no mistaking their destination, the Kingarin Forest, where they would attempt to recruit Dremelden Immortals
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” Mistaking the action, Raga threw up his pistol and shot Ord through the head
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There could be no mistaking the cats intentions
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spiritual and intuitive limitations, ―understanding‖ what seems ―apparent‖ however mistaking its essential elements that remain hidden from (us) although existing within (us)………
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He realized this lady was mistaking him for Clarence
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"Oy, watch out yer bleedin' stupid bugger!" There was no mistaking the voice issuing from the dark shadowy opening
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There was no mistaking the driver’s intention this time
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“Are you one of those transvesters…?” The woman uttered, mistaking the
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” His mother criticized, mistaking his painful tears
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We were mistaking when we thought that witches could never predict anything in relation to us and we were mistaking when we thought that we could handle by ourselves anything that comes our way
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Isis: They are mistaking
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There was no mistaking my own face tattooed on his back, for a moment I blinked thinking my eyes were deceiving me
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One can be forgiven for mistaking the soldier caste for another species when comparing a soldier with a worker
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I also mowed the lawn, often mistaking her strawberries (too damn close to the house!) for weeds and cutting them, too
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There was no mistaking it
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mistaking some of the things we’ve done as ‘progressive’, it is
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Mistaking her stiffness for hurt rather than anger, Trask went over and put a sympathetic hand on her shoulder
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Mistaking my actions for alarm, Sarah went on
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Bryony blinked, but there could be no mistaking the beautiful features that looked down at her from the heavens
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Besides, with an all knowing air, the banker was wont to aver that mistaking ripples for the waves would only lead to the lowering of the standards
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There was no mistaking that tall brown figure with its springy step
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There was no mistaking its great antiquity
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There’s no mistaking the huddle of ancient shapes that emerged suddenly on the horizon
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Mistaking his accent, the locals
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mistaking Liz for my Mom? Liz says that sometimes she's not clear what role I
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But by the fifth day the symptoms were so unique there was no mistaking it for something else
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She heard the sound again, but this time there was no mistaking the source
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you’re mistaking me with another kitty
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Quietly, he said, “Come with me,” but there was no mistaking his authority
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This time there was no mistaking it for imagination or dream and it came from the far side of the house where Nicholas's studio was situated
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There is no mistaking that the tree of knowledge of
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There could be no mistaking her for anyone other than the woman in
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� While small in comparison with adult Global Council citizens, there was no mistaking her for a young teenager, as she had a very feminine, well developed body
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There was no mistaking his resemblance to a praying mantis
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There was no mistaking the distinguishable features of Ed Carter, with his potbelly and signature suspenders, and Jerry Barkley, with his crooked nose and obvious hairpiece, two of the members of the Convention Center Committee
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chapters there is absolutely no mistaking that it is at the end of the tribulation
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Mistaking the spiritual
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When one is in one’s bliss, there’s no mistaking it
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Because it’s against Federation Law to genetically alter a subject simply to perfect the organism, mistaking his perfect genome structure as anything other than specific sampling could lead to unwarranted
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There was no mistaking that this was Fred
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They had sacrificed it for brute strength, but there was no mistaking that one hit from their axes could easily end his life, so he was very cautious about staying away from it
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“But there’s no mistaking that it is my brother
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nothing very literary about them, but there was no mistaking their energy,
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“And although you might not have a complete recollection of it, I do not believe I am mistaking when I say your spirit senses this is not your first life
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And couldn’t she have poured out her heart in reciprocity? It’s apparent that she’s attracted to me, there is no mistaking that
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Well, it’s as if she’s shaped for sex, isn’t she? She is the woman to be laid, and there’s no mistaking it
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There was no mistaking the derision on her face, her pink mouth thinning into a cutting smile
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He was still quiet but there was no mistaking the firmness in his voice
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There was no mistaking who that one
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The cat, mistaking the food on the woman’s hat as real food to eat, jumped onto the back of the hat
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There was no mistaking her and the big man was easy to identify
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He only cuddled with her, when other people were around, and Kathy was afraid she was mistaking his attention to herself, as being more than it was - in spite of what he'd said to her mother and herself the day after she came home from Colorado
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combinations of wild flowers, smoke, apricots, lavender and there was no mistaking the scent of sex
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’ I said, ‘but I think you are mistaking him for someone else
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Even though the photo was about thirty years old, there was no mistaking who I was looking at
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A good deal changed, of course--shrivelled and so on, but there was never any mistaking that fellow's strongly marked features, and I'd have known him anywhere
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" There was no mistaking Marcus's voice
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You can forgive a man perhaps, because in your heart in spite of all experience lurks the comfortable belief that he means what he says; but how shall you forgive a woman for mistaking you for a fool?
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I stopped in my tracks, gazing at the tan-skinned man I had not seen in twelve years, but there was no mistaking who he was
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There was no mistaking the appeal that the rocking whirl of the rhythmic dance made
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There was no mistaking it: it was certainly Everard, for she heard his voice
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Mistaking me for Mommy, he rolled towards me; seeming to place an affectionate hug
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There was no mistaking his anger
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ere was no mistaking the pink patches of
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Carefully inspecting it, there was no mistaking its
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Well, maybe she wasn’t that senile— mistaking me for a witch was, after all, an honest mistake
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He jerks his body away from my touch, and for a moment I fear that he will turn to attack me, mistaking me for the dead bride
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God knows what the girl was doing wandering around the hospital at that time of night, but whatever she was doing there, I'm convinced Tony killed her, mistaking her for me in the darkness
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His one error was mistaking the jack of hearts for the jack of diamonds
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By you mistaking their instant sudden, unexpected poison as yours, as it being your gut reaction… when it is not you that felt this instant, unnatural, sudden, unexpected instinctive reaction to something: that later you regret, that later you realize was wrong
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there was no mistaking it
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It is, we hold, an invention of the apostatising church, founded partly on sensuous and magical ideas, and partly on mistaking the baptismal miraculous 'gifts’ of the Holy Spirit for His renewing action, and for His 'fruits
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Alexander commenced a series of quotations from English poets and journalists to show that to take the verb in the sense of giving a blow would make nonsense in places were naval actions and trades unions are spoken of? I feel certain that the bystanders would consider that the foreigner was being unfairly treated, and that the teacher ought to be supported in his general doctrine; since it is of the last importance that foreign people should learn the proper meanings of our common words, and not be seduced into mistaking special and idiomatic uses for normal significations
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аnd there is nо mistaking it whеn it happens
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Amy was learning this distinction through much tribulation, for mistaking enthusiasm for inspiration, she attempted every branch of art with youthful audacity
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Money, position, fashionable accomplishments, and elegant manners were most desirable things in her eyes, and she liked to associate with those who possessed them, often mistaking the false for the true, and admiring what was not admirable
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"Oh, I hope you'll die in a garret! starved to death," said the boy, mistaking our approach for that of his negligent attendant
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But for a few minutes I kept accidentally confusing the two kingdoms, mistaking zoophytes for water plants, animals for vegetables
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No-one that knew her mistook this for either weakness or friendliness
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Most were the undead – which were spiritually drained the moment they mistook him for a snack
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Her wide brown eyes a mix of compassion, sadness, and something that Alec might have mistook for love
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It was worth it though just to see Nobby Clark’s jaw hit the deck if it had gotten any wider the train might have mistook it for a tunnel
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Apparently he mistook her breathless state as an indication of passion
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‘You mistook pity for a genuine need as if I needed you then, but of course it had been the reverse
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Proving that bigots do not have the best grasp of other cultures, they also imprisoned many people they mistook for Germans and Austro-Hungarians: Greeks, Dutch, French, Belgians, Ukrainians, Polish, Serbs, and Italians
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Yes, off-worlders have roamed about your world, filling it with with their junk, which you Curators then mistook for important
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I once mistook them as Akito's junk collection and I was subjected to a three hour lecture about the importance of every one
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HIM REALIZE HOW HE MISTOOK OF HIM BEING COMPLETE
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He told Correlli about how Shawn's untrained eye mistook the holed hull of the M113 command vehicle for a bus and the VC in the open as the passengers
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Unbeknownst to our acquaintance, Rapsar’s spirit had entered her body when she had visited the peak, and she mistook his memories as her own from another lifetime
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He dropped his eyes, and she mistook it as a reference to her waistline
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In ‘The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat,’ Oliver Sacks wrote about the twins who amused themselves for hours trading six-digit prime numbers — although they were incapable of performing even simple multiplication
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The king mistook him to be a deer and shot Shravan with his arrow
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When in the end, they joined the queue to the sanctum sanctorum, the devotees around mistook them for newly weds
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She beheld in the Master's face the countenance of an upright and holy man, but she mistook friendliness for commonplace familiarity, and she misinterpreted his figure of speech as a form of making advances to her
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A passing hunter mistook his feet for the ears of a deer and killed him with a single arrow
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This spirit was bestowed for the purpose of qualifying believers more effectively to preach the gospel of the kingdom, but they mistook the experience of receiving the outpoured spirit for a part of the new gospel which they were unconsciously formulating
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Now how in the world can the clap be mistook for being pregnant?
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mistook it for nerves
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He had called the police for protection, but some of the black men taking refuge there mistook them for the mob and shot at them
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Strangely, they mistook me (Jody Wilson) for my mother
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I suspect that because of his brilliance and accuracy on the map, that the other side, the active, paid for, counter intelligence of the corporatocracy has hassled him endlessly and that he mistook me for one of them
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the mountain that the disciples mistook for Moses and
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They of course, mistook him for a lost hunter
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We’d find out later that Clydie mistook a red light on a third floor whore house on 11th Avenue
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Knowlan at first mistook him for a tumbleman, a man who’d fallen so low from his station in life that all he possessed were breeches, tunic, and perhaps a stolen tool
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Hence, the umma mistook the bravado of Saddam Hussein, in leading up to the fiasco of the ‘Mother of All Battles’, for the bravery of Saladin at the Horns of Hattin
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That is, it denied the truth and mistook the way of its happiness as it mistook the right way which leads to its advantage and its real life
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Herne mistook her shivering for the cold, “Come inside,” he said quickly,
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The meaning is that it denied the truth and mistook the way of its happiness, just as it mistook the right way which would lead to its advantage and its real life
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The Moslem scholars and the Christian ones mistook the Hour of the returning of the Messiah Master (cpth) for the Hour of resurrection
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Darkside hatred and righteous indignation welled up to overflow in screams of agony which the audience mistook as a spiritual sign from heaven
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He mistook the action and bent down and kissed it
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Segall mistook the man's restraint to be a form of approval
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he would have missed them altogether, or mistook
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Though he claimed he mistook her for a burglar
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The reader, however, was not to suppose they were his last word or final effort in the drama, for he had in hand a comedy called "Engano a los ojos," about which, if he mistook not, there would be no question
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And, in this upshot, purposes mistook
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She meant it kindly, but Amy mistook her meaning, and said quickly
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gentleness he mistook for coy encouragement; and he would not be diverted
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He mistook it for
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She mistook this to mean he
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I mistook her for an au pair
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At instants of momentary wakefulness he mistook a bush for his associate sentinel; his head next sank upon his shoulder, which, in its turn, sought the support of the ground; and, finally, his whole person became relaxed and pliant, and the young man sank into a deep sleep, dreaming that he was a knight of ancient chivalry, holding his midnight vigils before the tent of a recaptured princess, whose favor he did not despair of gaining, by such a proof of devotion and watchfulness
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Conseil, whom I hadn't alerted, mistook it at first for a gigantic sea snake and was gearing up to classify it in his best manner
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For several minutes they mistook the form of David for that of the prisoner; but the very accident which Hawkeye had foreseen occurred
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What I know is, that, like a fool, a greater fool than he of whom I spoke just now, I mistook for this peasant girl a young bandit of fifteen or sixteen, with a beardless chin and slim waist, and who, just as I was about to imprint a chaste salute on his lips, placed a pistol to my head, and, aided by seven or eight others, led, or rather dragged me, to the Catacombs of St
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He thought himself strong enough, for he mistook fever for energy
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The town did not awake; or, if it did, the drowsy slumberers mistook the cry either for something frightful in a dream, or for the noise of witches; whose voices, at that period, were often heard to pass over the settlements or lonely cottages, as they rode with Satan through the air
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This seems like it’s a terrible way of keeping records, but I can assure you that it’s much better than the year I meticulously attempted to keep all of my receipts in a box under my desk until the cat mistook it for a litter box, or the year I kept a bunch of receipts in a clear plastic envelope and then when I went to pull them all out half of them were just blank pieces of paper
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An off-duty African-American police sergeant was shot to death while trying to break up a fight at a diner, by two white police officers who mistook him for one of the armed suspects (even though he had been in the same academy class with one of the officers)
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Unfortunately, they mistook our publicity stunt for a political demonstration and inadvertently scrambled what would probably now be called the “Anti-Terrorist Squad
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One of their number mistook her teeth for her lips as she applied a red stick carelessly in the murky orange shadows
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In fact, The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat was really the spark that ignited my interest in neuroscience to begin with
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Travellers did not often carry full information on Christian art either in their heads or their pockets; and even the most brilliant English critic of the day mistook the flower-flushed tomb of the ascended Virgin for an ornamental vase due to the painter's fancy
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"And now I think he hates me because—because you mistook him yesterday
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8 This was not an isolated incident; on at least three other occasions in the late 1990s, day traders sent the wrong stock soaring when they mistook its ticker symbol for that of a newly minted Internet company
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When she saw an indistinct shape in the corner, and mistook his knees raised under the quilt for his shoulders, she imagined a horrible body there, and stood still in terror
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If hallucinations can appear this “real” to us, to anyone, if hallucinations are catching and almost believable, it’s no wonder they mistook us for psychotics
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If hallucinations can appear this ‘real’ to us, to anyone, if hallucinations are catching and almost believable, it’s no wonder they mistook us for psychotics
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A group of customers from the Bear Flag mistook Western Biological for a rival house and charged up the stairs whooping with joy
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And the youth mistook by me
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Andrey Makarovitch," the young man began lisping, coming up to me with an extraordinarily free-and-easy air and seizing my hand, which I was incapable of withdrawing, "it was all the fault of my Stcpan ; he announced you so stupidly that I mistook you for some one el
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He, as frequently happens, mistook his pet hypothesis for an axiom, and imagined that his whole theory was erected on the very firmest of foundations
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Evidently he mistook the bishop for a priest
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Engaged in a most extensive and lucrative practice of the law, he mistook in one instance the side of the cause on which he was retained, and addressed the court and jury in a very splendid and convincing speech in behalf of his antagonist
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Russell must have been misinformed as to the cause of the seizure, or that the custom-house officer mistook his duty
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But meantime the point of the young warrior's sword was getting unpleasantly near the left breast-pocket of the author's dressing gown (which he wore at the time), and the latter happened to recollect, with a nervous thrill, that this was the sword which mortally wounded the traitor lover (for whom Sam evidently mistook him) during the stirring combat so vividly described in the twenty-second chapter
