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the tumor is often mistaken for a pulmonary thromboembolism at presentation , and the surgical treatment is usually delayed.

But foolish as it was to write him off a few weeks ago, it would be equally mistaken to imagine all is plain sailing from now on it.

Can't we just explain that this is just a wacky case of mistaken identity and you aren't really the king? ?

If he had deeper eye- sockets and a mustache, you would have mistaken him for Dzerzhinsky (founder of KGB) walking out of his grave.

He accepted their mistaken estimate of his ability, felt that it was 26 to try, and was very poor at arithmetic, just as they expected.

You can take luggage with you, and if I'm not mistaken I heard the max you can have is two pieces.

At heart cognitive therapy encourages people to see that some of their thoughts are mistaken.

He is often mistaken for a certain film star.

"Indeed, Mama, you are mistaken, " said Elizabeth, blushing for her mother.

my sister has mistaken me for a mushroom . she keeps me in the dark and feeds me shit.

The result are predictions so wide apart that at least one of the two august institutions will soon be proved quite mistaken.

I was most probably it did not actually happen to ask the treatment unit, welfare and other issues, later that I completely mistaken!

Playground design is often mistaken as 'browsing through catalogues' of play equipment companies or even as a commercial entertainment area.

Bilic is mistaken if he truly believes that Capello has been trying to impose a wholly alien style on England.

She later said she was mistaken, after video of her arrival with her daughter, Chelsea, showed no sign of danger.

What better way of assuring oneself, on the point on which one is mistaken, than to persuade the other of the truth of what one says!

Moreover, analysts say it would not be mistaken for a nuclear missile, avoiding the possibility of triggering a nuclear confrontation.

Notoriety is often mistaken for a fame.

A caddy retracted his statement, and the only other witness admitted that he might have been mistaken.

If you think, MR. Wild, by the force of your arguments to get the money out of my pocket, you are greatly mistaken.

The swelling is often mistaken for a bone prominence.

As mentioned above, the nested syntax is often mistaken for subclassing by users who are not already familiar with extensions.

Well, well, "he said to himself, " I thought I had not yet dined, but I see I am mistaken.

Treatment can be effective during the first 24 hours of infection, but plague is often mistaken as the flu.

I did not wish to offend you, I must have mistaken you for one of the. . . lower classes.

Bird smiled and said: "Friend, you are mistaken. Do not believe that you look at it out of the wellhead. "

If you think it is only necessary to watch out for "strangers" who might want to hurt your child, you would be mistaken.

If you took some modern art out of a gallery and hung it in a primary school, it could be mistaken for children's painting.

This president thinks he is to have his way with the bank. He is mistaken.

And perhaps I shall not be mistaken if I say that they conversed with them.

He never courted her, while she knew that he loved her. A girl's intuition wouldn't mistaken it.

Mr Cameron's wobble over the status of his pledge to recognise marriage in the tax system (itself a mistaken policy) was an unforced slip.

The world's biggest and most famous kelpie is the Loch Ness Monster, although it is often mistaken for a sea serpent (FB).

But Sarkozy also said the Palestinians were mistaken to seek full recognition as a state at the security council.

Back then, Disney's board might easily have been mistaken for a pair of Snow White's dwarf pals (specifically, Sleepy and Dopey).

The teacher has mistaken opinion of his pupil. Her doesn't use simple plain language and he is often mistaken.

Is it a genuine work later mistaken for that of a more highly valued contemporary?

If you think I'm going to help you again, you're sadly mistaken.

However, some experts argued that the notion that there was nothing but the eight Model Operas in Cultural Revolution culture is mistaken.

Of all the dishes, this is the one most likely to be mistaken for a threatening message from the mob. It' a sheep' head. Boiled.

Those established procedures state that there cannot be an appeal against a red card except in the case of mistaken identity.

Physics and magic aren't often mistaken, but increasingly, physicists themselves seem to be trying to change that.

And it was not easy to recover from the humiliation of being mistaken for boy by my mother's friend over a Sunday dim sum lunch.

Poisoning with this plant is often accidental, following ingestion of the plant' s fruit that are often mistaken for blackberries.

I believe that this view is mistaken and that it leads to a host of entirely unnecessary difficulties.

After talking for 30 minutes about trying to get together soon, he told me that he had mistaken me for someone else.

You know I could be mistaken, but I thought during one of the interviews that I listened to with you, you spoke about the Agarthans.

In 37% of Americans, the thirst mechanism is so weak that it is often mistaken for hunger.

But anyone who thought that would be an end to the matter was mistaken.

When hay fever first occurs it is often mistaken for a summer cold.

"See here, " the old man announced suddenly, "if you think I'm going to walk home in this blanket, you're entirely mistaken. "

The sun "was thought to be having a cooling effect over the last few years, " Forster notes, a thought now shown likely to be mistaken.

If I am mistaken, disregard the last couple sentences, but I think the directors could have played up the timeline better.

In some cases they may have been genuinely mistaken, but in others the claims seem to have been blatant extortion.

As far as I can tell, the young white woman had been raped and she was certain, if mistaken, about the face and the voice of her assailant.

Do not wear white to a wedding. You never want to be mistaken as the bride or take the attention away from her.

Mary is often mistaken for her twin sister.

"You're quite You're quite mistaken, " he said. " He's round and smooth and sharp. He's more like a spear than anything else. "

I always took him for an honest man, but it appears that I was mistaken in him.

But Fernand was mistaken; a man of his disposition never kills himself, for he constantly hopes.

Sitting next to her in a lecture, a hungover student might be mistaken for not recognising Emma Watson.

What he said convinced me that I was mistaken.

That decision was mistaken: the NHS budget grew extravagantly under the previous Labour government and was as ripe as any for pruning.

In the low-visibility water the fish could have mistaken the vessel's shadow for prey, or been disturbed by another shark close by, he said.

That political calculation, at least, might be mistaken.

Interestingly, the teacher is always mistaken for a student, because he looks so young from his appear.

Paulson said the current financial crisis had many causes, including government inaction and mistaken actions, outdated U.

Generations of children have been heartened by the thought that this Nobel Prize winner did badly at school, but they're sadly mistaken.

If you think you only need a business plan to go fishing for capital, you are sorely mistaken.

But when I expressed what I felt, thought, or believed about something, he regularly told me that I was mistaken.

"l'm afraid you're mistaken, " or "You don't seem to understand. "

Therefor I knew, beyond doubt or question, that the world was mistaken about this hero: he was a fool.

If you think the cell phone explosion of recent years has somehow been kept at bay by prison walls, you would be greatly mistaken.

Among insects, same-sex sexual behavior is usually a case of mistaken identity.

UCB: Hejduck's famous project Chronotope is an example of all of that. It traveled around the world, if I am not mistaken.

Miss Bingley is to live with her brother and keep his house; and I am much mistaken if we shall not find a very charming neighbour in her.

Let me with facts that your choice of mistaken! ! !

Using testing as a transitional job for new programmers is one of the two classic mistaken ways to staff a testing organization.

And if you think that you're not at risk because there's no breast cancer in your family, you might be mistaken.

They should not be mistaken for the modern Rosicrucian groups, which have no direct connection with the ancient movement.

Concept mistaken and unscientific design of the front sheet are main reasons of wrong and leaked filling of the items.

Before long, it was clear that I had been mistaken: Tsongas was the man to beat.

Her doesn't use simple plain language and he is often mistaken.

I think you must be mistaken about seeing him in the theatre; I'm sure he's been abroad all week.

A fallacy is an argument that looks like a good argument, can easily be mistaken for a good argument, but isn't a good argument.

As the cab stopped he said: "You must have mistaken a half-crown piece for a penny, Sir! "

And the only ones that look interesting to me are the ones that look slightly mistaken, of course, or very, very surprising.

"Yes, yes, I thought I could not be mistaken, " said the rapid Nello.

To ensure that you cannot be mistaken for a lesser being, you can now buy gold and diamond saucepans from Harrods.

The rueful if inevitable step of a country running low on political capital will not be mistaken as a positive beginning.

Rarely have I heard of such a silly thing. 2. The idea that modern art can only be seen in museums is mistaken.

As for Mr Oldman's Smiley, he might be more sexy, but his calibrated coldness can't be mistaken for kindness.

Tumefactive demyelination, as the name implies, can be mistaken for a mass.

So the phrase now refers to an assumption that appears to be grounded in fact, but might at any moment turn out to be wildly mistaken.

This suggests that the markers are specific to tumors and would not be mistaken for normal blood vessel growth in women of reproductive age.

Misreading feelings has resulted in many divorces, family feuds and even mistaken criminal convictions, he said.

To the best of my knowledge, he is a college man, but I may be mistaken.

As it happens, if the chancellor thought her stand would curry favour with peaceniks at home she was mistaken.

I thought the technician was to blame for the blowing of the fuse, but I see now that I was mistaken.

They said Murdoch had been "mistaken" in his testimony regarding an important piece of evidence.

At the surface these unusual-looking fish will sometimes be mistaken for a shark because of their tall dorsal fins.

She is often mistaken for a famous singer.

This prevents someone else being mistaken for you and protects an account that you may want to use later.

Even if every one of his doctrines were mistaken, the Summa would remain an imposing intellectual edifice.

At first, the word referred to a three-leg cat which was mistaken by people for a flying bear.

Eg. What she said convinced me that I was mistaken.

If you think MJ could win titles surrounded by the likes of Kobe's supporting cast the past three years, you're sorely mistaken.

Such an approach can, on occasion, be mistaken for neglecting one's parental duties by those more used to "teaching by holding the hand. "

If you find that somehow, this blue blue blog appears to be more colourful suddenly, please do not be mistaken.

I began to wonder whether I had been mistaken about Rachel and Rosanna.

As for why the biographical history book History of the Jin Dynasty was mistaken for a chronicle, there was certain traceable cause.

What she said convinced me that I was mistaken.

That would repeat a mistaken desire for one number to capture all that matters.

This myth is one of many that has come from a mistaken application of bottle-feeding information to breastfeeding.

Water used to be mistaken to be an unlimited and renewable resource. Actually, water resource is very limited and precious.

In that, he is probably mistaken, just as he was wrong to oppose Mr Brown's fiscal stimulus.

The United States would be mistaken to take for granted the dollar's place as the world's predominant reserve currency.

You have widely mistaken my character, if you think I can be worked on by such persuasions as these.

The instant is solemn; there is still time to retract if you think you have been mistaken.

Its wings are up to 310cm from tip to tip, so it is no wonder that these huge birds are sometimes mistaken for small airplanes.

How can Neil and Stevie get out of their mistaken marriages and into each other's arms?

If I'm not mistaken, ladies and gentlemen, the guy that wrote this song is in the audience tonight. . .

Although some central banks are winding down a few unconventional measures, this should not be mistaken for a big policy shift.

A decade of poor returns and the onset of recession are likely to make investors cautious. That would be understandable, but mistaken.

the mistaken optimism surrounding the stimulus package can and should be a one-off, not the administration's modus operandi.

The new legislature , unless I'm greatly mistaken, will be afraid to touch anything in connection with him.

The lesion is always benign, but may easily be mistaken for a malignant tumour.

If you think your going to get a genuine i phone, or ipod for $20. 00 bucks, your sadly mistaken.

She thinks she knows a great deal of it. . . she's ridiculously mistaken "4. "

In 2000, Diana Levine, a Vermont musician, had her hand and forearm amputated after such a mistaken injection.

But it's also suggests Wen might be mistaken in focusing on how a stronger renminbi might affect industrial workers.

America's relative public restraint on the eurozone, however, should not be mistaken for a lack of activity.

So far your conduct has been faultless, and they were quite mistaken who wished you to do otherwise.

Bat, bat, come under my hat, And I'll give you a slice of bacon; And when I bake, I'll give you a cake, If I am not mistaken.

He made an unforgiving error under mistaken notion .

When arrayed in rich clothes and masks, they could be mistaken at a distance for some who most often claimed to be in the king's favor.

You are responsible for every piece of mail and ought not to have mistaken Mr Adams'telegram for somebody else's.

He said that it was so, he was mistaken, however. He said that it was so, however, he was mistaken.

If you think women don't enjoy watching other people get it on, you're completely mistaken.

No one who clings to his mistaken views and refuses to correct them can hold a leading position in ideological work.

Persistent mistaken connections also can cause embarrassing errors, such as calling a man's second wife by the name of his first.

Etiquette and manners in the negotiations also play an important role in the neglect of the other protocol may be mistaken for an insult.

Blindingly white and dizzyingly high, this vast salt flat near the crest of the Andes could easily be mistaken for a Salvador Dali painting.

It is possible that I could be mistaken.

In any democratic country such public-relations stunts could have been mistaken for part of an election campaign.

They could not have been more mistaken: As anybody who knew Albus would attest, he never revealed the remotest anti-Muggle tendency.

Or thinking about them in materialistic terms might be greatly confused or mistaken.

If you think I desire wealth more than health, you are mistaken.

You may be mistaken for a hardcore kid, or quite possibly a scene kid. Chill, as they're all just names anyway.

No wonder the man in shabby clothes was mistaken for a thief by the police .

He came to see that he was mistaken.

She lightly rolls the mistaken deposit form in her hands and throws it towards a wastebasket randomly.

Could the great romantic expert have been mistaken? And, could her principles about love and marriage possibly have been ill-judged ?

Destroyed, by accident if I'm not mistaken, and I rarely am.

You must have mistaken someone else for me. I didn't go anywhere yesterday. I was at home all day.

Say the image needs to be marked so that if printed, the new document cannot be mistaken for the original archive copy.

APRIL : Oh. Then would you mind going out again and saying you were mistaken? That should be simple enough.

"The Fed's latest communications show that the currency market is mistaken in assuming the Fed to be super-loose indefinitely. "

Soaring through the air these creatures are often mistaken for flying hamsters or bats with tails.

I told him straight out that I thought he was mistaken.

The recent financial crisis can be attributed to a mistaken interpretation of how financial markets work.

"I beseech you . . . think it possible you may be mistaken" .

Btq, Leader's group was asked to be in EB at 1PM [if I'm not mistaken]. They arrived much earlier than 1PM.

The confusion of those things has led to mistaken conclusions being drawn from it. They may be again.

Roy: So hey! This is just a wacky case of mistaken identities. No harm, no foul.

His moderate and modified demand was mistaken for a menace, so he went into mischief.

Unpack that white coat if you're going to the USA, unless you want to be mistaken for a doctor or a nurse.

Indeed, you are mistaken, Madam. I have not been at all able to account for the honour of seeing you here.

Gendun doesn't know how he got mistaken for the man in London.

John's friends said he was mistaken , but he stood his ground.

Yet the left would be mistaken in imagining that it has a permanent lease on power.

He said that the answer was right, but however, he was mistaken.

The threat was so aggressive that it was mistaken by some countries to be an organized attack against them.

But if the prosecution thinks that this will in some way prejudices me against your client, he is sorely mistaken.

Historicists often emphasize that behind such mistaken theories there is usually an apologetic purpose.

The one who knows the law of the Existence would help me to find the answer. I was very mistaken: There's no cure for death.

However, you are mistaken that godparents raise the child if something should happen to you.

If you thought he intended to be impolite, you were mistaken.

Often mistaken for insects, spiders actually belong to a different classification of creatures, called arachnids .

You must be mistaken when you think she is not telling the truth.

Indeed you are mistaken, I cannot account for this honor at all.

Leading in a wrong direction or into a mistaken actionmoderatelyadv.

For the men in these photographs the primary cause of their wrongful conviction was mistaken identification.

Till now, I could not have supposed it possible to be mistaken as to a girl's being out or not.

the suggestion that the policeman might have been mistaken about the speed at which the car was going.

"Innovation systems are often mistaken for only high-tech or original technological contributions, " added Raina.

The vices of the rich and great are mistaken for error, and those of the poor and lowly, for crimes.

There is no more mistaken path to happiness than worldliness, revelry and high life---Arthur Schopenhauer, German philosopher.

If you thought she intended to be rude, you were mistaken.

Elizabeth: I am not your Elizabeth. I am no man's Elizabeth. And if you think to rule here, you are mistaken.

Is that the result of a mistaken understanding, and should Buddhism be described as something else?

He's received a lot of threats in what appears to be a case of mistaken identity.

The company and Wuhan police denied that Xu was kept away because of a mistaken psychiatric diagnosis.

Its putative dictator, Indira Gandhi, called a free election in the mistaken belief that she would win it.

The roots of Guan Yu was mistaken for Liu Daming, living a life of a superstar.

Obviously, this isn't just a mistaken URL or a bad link. . .

This focused light coming down along a moon swirl tube can be significant and mistaken for the shrouded Planet X corpus itself.

This was clearly a case of mistaken identity as everyone knows Keegan always walks.

But, he argues, it is mistaken in its core belief that greed can be a benign and sustainable force.

It appears to me that you are all mistaken.

In both cases, claims of decisive victory by the U. S. military and pro-war pundits were mistaken.

Politicians and their acolytes no longer treat opponents as decent and honourable, if sadly mistaken, public servants.

The cause has been explained that white phosphorus was mistaken for a mast stable simple substance.

Nodular fasciitis is a benign reactive lesion, often mistaken for a soft tissue sarcoma in clinical practice.

The new work suggests that this view is mistaken.

Down that road lies a mistaken idea of freedom, the right to grasp for ourselves some advantage over others.

What is needed is to be clear about the underpinning assumptions and open-minded about what would happen if the assumptions were mistaken.

The sense of touch has sometimes been described as weak too, but this view is probably mistaken.

The pursuit of a mistaken kind of rationality has in practice produced wide irrationality.

Employers may be mistaken if they assume that older workers lack the animal spirits to make a go of new ventures.

Because of the complexity of compositive devices, plenty of data and mistaken operation, the malfunction in the system frequently occurred.

is that that set of views is pretty much mistaken from beginning to end.

Let leaders from propaganda films mistaken for such enterprise bureaucracy is serious, to cope with a check.

It's been said that Einar was often mistaken for a woman wearing man's clothing.

Oddly, Nero doesn't make a full version for Linux that I'm aware of - but I could be mistaken.

Both Reagan and Bush were able to abandon their mistaken neutrality in time to make a difference.

The belief that because men are determined they cannot be morally responsible is a mistaken one.

As it turns out, there was not need to worry. As it turns out, the report was mistaken.

I wanted to ask you, sir - supposing you are not mistaken. . .

There is much for economists to be humble about. But humility should not be mistaken for total ignorance.

Occasionally, it's even mistaken for a love hotel by couples hankering for some time beneath the sheets.

As such, application stores like Apple App Store and Google Android Market should not be mistaken for profit centres.

"But, " observed the honest notary, "the count is, I think, mistaken; it is only fifty thousand francs, everything included. "

I hope at least, that you may be mistaken.

Some companies' biggest challenges in recent years came from mistaken employment policies during the previous downturn.

In addition, Afghan officials said the same day, 12 insurgents in the northwest when the bomb was "mistaken bombing" killed.

With his spiky, copper-colored hair and boyish features, Saito could easily be mistaken for a student.

You are under the mistaken impression that I wanted to make friends with you.

Using Alias: : Exception insures that Alias is treated as a namespace alias and not mistaken for a type.

Very probably, in the vast swimming pool at Kim McClusky's, on a beautiful warm May night, Patty had given Ethan Post a mistaken impression.

It was mistaken in its belief that the euro and full national sovereignty are compatible.

You are mistaken; he will not advance two leagues into the interior of France without being followed, tracked, and caught like a wild beast.

Girls are more likely to hold mistaken views about the rainforests' destruction.

You can imagine I'm going to drop everything and come down to London before I attend to my grandchildren, then you're mistaken.

You are mistaken, it seems to me.

At first glance, the fluid attenuation of these lymph nodes could be mistaken for enlarged fluid filled small bowel loops.

Lastly, always be willing to admit that you may be mistaken, and that you still have much to learn.

This suggests high expectations for all children, but should not be mistaken to mean all children should or must excel in all areas.

"It must be mistaken, I bet. They must be on their way home after school. I'm sure of this. " the boy concluded.

But Commerce Secretary Gary Locke said that it should not be mistaken as national identity card.

This feature can easily cause confusion, because variables can be mistaken for properties, and vice versa.

Earth got a close shave Monday morning from an asteroid so small it was originally mistaken for space junk.

The case of Baby P shows that the belief that integrated services can make up for individual deficiencies is mistaken.

Active during the night, they are often mistaken for bats and chased away from human settlements.

So, if you think this game will end up soon, you are mistaken.

Hundreds of thousands of sea turtles, whales and other marine mammals die every year from eating discarded plastic bags mistaken for food.

It will also eliminate the chance of an opened valve being mistaken for a closed valve.

Excuse me, I don't understand what you are saying. You must have mistaken me for someone else.

Unfortunately, most people tend to be mistaken in their attitudes of being. . .

Apple CEO Steve Jobs was mistaken in portraying Blu-ray as a passing fad, says Blu-ray Disc Association chairman Andy Parsons.