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"Were there to be a serious strategic miscalculation on this matter, the due consequences would have to be paid, " the newspaper said.

"It was a bit of a miscalculation on their part because it exposed them to a hostile takeover, which is exactly what happened, " he added.

Without a hot line, he said, "the risk of misunderstanding and miscalculation is bigger. "

A miscalculation would produce big inflation only if the Fed failed to see and react to it.

He accused him, in Prospect magazine, of a "fatal miscalculation" .

It has instead been a process marked by competition, calculation and miscalculation on both sides.

The Liberals' malaise seems to go deeper than one miscalculation by Mr Dion over green politics and the loss of a high-profile MP.

The immediate risk is some sort of miscalculation as rumours about the new leadership swirl.

The surface of seemingly simple things, Nick is a miscalculation of the fuse the entire incident.

China's recent behaviour is in part the product of a miscalculation, dating from the global financial crisis.

If so, and if Saturday's blast does indeed prove to have been deliberately engineered, it could prove a costly miscalculation.

Another area of possible miscalculation might be the Malacca Strait, through which most of China's oil passes.

At the root of the government's trouble has been a simple miscalculation.

But the consequences of a miscalculation were obviously much bigger if you had a $50bn exposure.

"To be fair, it was a miscalculation, " Mr Karsh says.

But I still haven't heard a good explanation for the miscalculation, so I ask Willetts to explain.

Gates and Liang both stressed that the cooperation will expand mutual interests and avoid misunderstanding and miscalculation.

History teaches that moments of great change are when the dangers of misunderstanding, miscalculation, or inadvertent conflict are greatest.

But Hun Sen believes that the tragedy comes from people "miscalculation of the situation, " there is no specific one will be punished.

It was a terrible miscalculation: rather than bow to a hubristic company, the government banished it from the tender process.

But with American business and the American public increasingly restive, the risks of miscalculation are growing.

The hawks' prediction of inevitable confrontation then becomes self-fulfilling as mistrust feeds miscalculation.

Perhaps Mr Obama should arrange a trip to Pearl Harbor to remind everybody of the dangers of strategic miscalculation in the Pacific.

North Korea's bitter winter is a bad time for a political miscalculation.

A serious miscalculation caused the project to go over the budget .

An unexpected provocation or miscalculation, I heard one Indian policymaker say, could quite easily trigger war.

KAPLAN: Well, there's always the risk of a miscalculation or an accident at sea.

But they clearly set the bar too high and shareholders are likely to accuse them of miscalculation or worse.

the slightest miscalculation may have fatal consequences.

I imagine you're getting quite used to miscalculation.

In such an atmosphere of mistrust, miscalculation rules on both sides.

We are also working to increase transparency and reduce the risk of miscalculation or miscues between our militaries.

They did end out at war with the Chinese in Korea, but that was due to miscalculation rather than choice. Today, the U.

Analysts say a miscalculation could spark another war that neither Israel nor Syria really wants.

It is an increasingly dangerous miscalculation.

Cheap credit causes greed, miscalculation and eventually ruin.

Such training "reduces the risk of miscalculation or misjudgment" , he added.

According to Gates's spokesperson, the trip is "aimed at improving our mutual understanding and reducing the risk of miscalculation. "

The miniscule miscalculation cost the Brazilian.

To the world at large it seemed a glaring example of miscalculation, confusion, timidity, and muddle.

What strikes me, though, is the potential for miscalculation.

The dangers of military miscalculation are too high for comfort.

During the cold war America and the Soviet Union communicated constantly in order to avoid a miscalculation.

I must apologize for the miscalculation.

Miscalculation on . atlas file editor has been fixed.

Here we come to the risks of mutual miscalculation.

That could prove a miscalculation.

But the North's escalation and detachment is dangerous, they say, because it increases the risk of miscalculation by both sides.

Without a leader, they think, Tibetans will be more compliant -- but that is a catastrophic miscalculation.

They will join civilian counterparts to discuss how we can reduce the dangerous risks of misunderstanding and miscalculation.

And even back home, a small miscalculation about how to cut an emerald or diamond can destroy the stone.

So, is this part of your sizing me up? -Well, Miss Lane, honestly, that was a miscalculation.

to prolong a war byinept diplomacy and miscalculation of the enemy's aims

International Commission on Reduction of Risk of War Through Accident, Miscalculation and;

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