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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.

A would-be robber was arrested after he tried to hold up his local town hall, mistaking it for a bank, Austrian police said Wednesday.

Nonetheless, there was no mistaking the assumption underlying the coverage of the Batista case: an organ is a commodity.

But there was no mistaking Thursday night that Mr. Obama was speaking directly to black America. In part, it was a policy speech.

to the door and looked out. Even at a distance there was no mistaking him.

The lord's dragon, mistaking the tenseness and confusion for battle, trumpeted loudly, demanding to be unleashed upon the enemy.

Once you think of it make sure you say it or gesture it in a loud and clear manner so that there is no mistaking it for something else.

Gently as her words were spoken, there was no mistaking that she was displeased.

But there was no mistaking Griff. "That will be enough shouting, " he said. A sudden silence fell upon the river.

But, for all the attractiveness of its workmanship, there was no longer any danger of my mistaking it for merely an empty box.

A confused tourist tried to drive his car down into a Paris Metro station after mistaking it for a car park, the Daily Mail reported.

I could not understand their local dialect, but there was no mistaking the easy friendship they all maintained.

But diplomats say there was no mistaking the strength of Chinese feelings when Hu arrived in town.

she yelled, probably mistaking me for an impoverished immigrant she didn't want in her shop.

Like an insecure teenager, we shout obscenities , mistaking disdain for interest.

A ship appears to have come through the opening- and this time there's no mistaking its registry signature.

They thing writing smart must mean using big words and tortured grammar, mistaking difficulty of a work for some measure of its quality.

No such disks have yet been shown to exist, but astronomers might be mistaking them for mass-transferring binary stars in star clusters.

There was no mistaking in his intention.

There was no mistaking his intentions this time.

Fred was right. There was no mistaking that silver beard.

His failure mainly lies in mistaking strategic consequences of his acts and the resulting lack of means to deal with.

If tripping in public or mistaking an overweight woman for a mother-to-be leaves you red-faced, don't feel bad.

Police allegedly sprayed the grey Toyota with at least 13 bullets after mistaking the occupants for hijackers.

South Korean troops have fired at a passenger jet after mistaking it for a North Korean aircraft.

Rather than selfless behavior, he says, the adoptions could be the result of adults mistaking the young chimps for their own offspring.

When you are going downhill, you tend to underestimate yourself, mistaking difficulties for your own inability.

But I think people are mistaking relief and a release of fear and collective breath-holding for hate.

One female driver managed to fill her tank with the wrong substance after mistaking shampoo for a container of petrol.

You might be mistaking the blues for a dip in blood sugar.

Mistaking the camera of the Reuters reporter for a weapon, the pilots machine-gunned the reporter and driver and other nearby people.

But the wife who would not remain an amateur values these forms correctly, not mistaking them for love.

And there was no mistaking China when we did finally reach it.

The call is always giventhree3 times to prevent mistaking it for some similar sounding words.

The light may confuse us as it confused Peter, but there is no mistaking its reality.

the church is kept from immediately mistaking a private opinion for the truth of God.

People have made the error of mistaking his easy manner for a lack of confidence or steel.

Her distraught father attacks her best friend, Clarissa, in the cornfield where Susie was murdered, inexplicably mistaking Clarissa for Mr.

There's no mistaking that Mercedes-Benz grille, although we're more interested in what lies underneath those padded hind quarters.

Mistaking the language of Chinese philosophy for, in Richard Rorty's phrase, a "mirror of nature" is like mistaking the menu for the food.

Mistaking it as a four-armed giant, Quixote fights it with great effort, but he is soundly defeated.

Typical sources of embarrassment included mistaking an overweight woman for being pregnant or a disheveled person for being a panhandler.

An Afghan police official says border police shot and killed seven civilians after mistaking them for rebels.

This time, there is no mistaking the Asian influence on Porsche's product development.

But there is no mistaking the direction, and a change in China's currency regime could alter these flows.

They are mistaking Einstein's fame for acceptance of his theory.

There can be no mistaking the deliberate intent of putting the central bank's view on record.

I've got to apologize for mistaking you for my friend.

You must be mistaking me for someone else.

There is no mistaking Hall's books as anything other than romantic fiction.

Why are so many girls mistaking the normal signs of breast development as symptoms of breast cancer?

The error rate of mistaking the number symbols is higher .

You're mistaking. As far as I remember I had no brothers or sisters.

You are mistaking me for some other person.

Or me to whom thou gav'st it, else mistaking.

I realized that the world was perhaps not fixed in some pattern. I realized that I was mistaking my view of the world with the world itself.

Never. . . though we priests are mortal and sometimes err, mistaking this must come from this may come.

When the subject and verb are placed right next to each other, there's no mistaking whether they agree.

Neither as put. Part of building storm but when the "big raindrops" come there will be no mistaking it!

Others react quickly and there's no mistaking how they feel.

Yes, I must well have been mistaking over this problem.

There could be no mistaking where he had come from.

You are mistaking another runway for Guangzhou airport.

Amanita is a general name of a kind of fungi. 95% poisoning by eating wild mushroom by mistaking was caused by Amanita.

Two lines, two definite lines. There's no mistaking them.

In that first race, Gay misjudged the finish line, mistaking a white line that falls 10 meters before the actual finish.

Mistaking feelings for facts.

this is the common error of mistaking absolute advantage for comparative advantage.

I could go on, but the bottom line is this: there can be no mistaking the evidence.

But this is the elementary error of mistaking a part for the whole.

"Are you sure it was Anderson? " "Of course I'm sure. With his thatch of red hair there's no mistaking him. "

There will be no mistaking this.

Longer incidents were excluded because they showed more signs of driver error such as mistaking the accelerator for the brake.

There was no mistaking them, in any case their names were in the caption AT the bottom

In fact, he's so small, people are often mistaking him for a battery-operated soft toy

Today there is no mistaking that she is a woman. Her face is carefully made up and she wears dangly crystal earrings and

Establishing Correct Consciousness and Opposing Mistaking Tendentiousness to Improve the Leading Quality of Our Cadres

There was no mistaking it

Mistaking and countermeasures in structure adjustment of vegetable industry

Out of Mistaking area about the Antiseptic of Boiler Heating System

Mistaking An Alien land for Homeland--On CAO Xue-qin's Cultural Reflection and Ultimate Concern

Research progress on gastric lavage method of mistaking poisoning in children

An analysis on 105 cases of variation type child cough asthma mistaking diagnosis for bronchitis

An Analysis of Mistaking Operation on 15 Cases of Hashimoto's Disease

But now there will be no mistaking

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