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To be sure, now we've seen how any honest discussion of the issues can be twisted into weeks worth of out of context attacks by the media.

Answer is given by the United States, the U. S. policy of arms sales to Taiwan will not change, Gates's speech was taken out of context.

Here, I want to warn that journalist to be careful with his way of raising questions and not to quote people's remarks out of context.

Prof Jones said the "trick" e-mail "caused a great deal of ill-informed comment" but had been taken out of context.

A technique item taken out of context without regard to its relationship to other features is usually a wrong procedure.

These phrases had been deliberately taken out of context and "spun" by sceptics keen to derail the Copenhagen climate conference, he said.

Sometimes I said the words out of context to see if by deflection, some quirk of physics, the meaning would suddenly come to me.

"It was out of context, " he explained. "So it took me a minute to realize why it was familiar. "

In some of these scenarios, users see only a small portion of the content displayed out of context.

When you see someone out of context, like the librarian at the grocery store, it can be hard to remember who that person is.

But the short video took them out of context, like a bad reality show, and made them sound worse.

It has nothing to do with resistance, water molecules, and other pseudo-academic concepts that are discussed out of context or incorrectly.

In a statement, GE said Mr Immelt's remarks had been taken out of context and contested the accuracy of the reporting.

Don't say anything that would misrepresent your message if it was taken out of context.

But after just six hours of deliberation the jurors sided with defence arguments that the missives had been taken out of context.

You heard something out of context and I really want you to know that's not the reason I hired you.

But it is vital to remember that these e-mails, which remain incomplete and out of context, do not overthrow all of climate science.

Wunsch was horrified to see his nuanced statements taken out of context to back the programme's dodgy premise.

Because this containment and namespace dependency exists, a Fragment cannot be opened out of context.

Faced with criticism, the candidate has claimed that he didn't mean what he seemed to mean, and that his words were taken out of context.

Some of Comrade Mao Zedong's statements were quoted in the summary, but in many cases they were quoted out of context.

Researchers have the right to ensure that their results be not manipulated or taken out of context by sponsors.

From that oft-repeated phrase, taken out of context, the idea of love as a self-centered experience caught on in American Pop culture.

There is no evidence to suggest that the authors took any quotes out of context or reported only one side of the story.

Taken out of context, the words he used in the argument did sound like a serious threat.

This might interpret out of context, to have a look after the half, but otherwise a taste.

In a classic diary study of everyday slips and lapses Reason (1979) got people to describe all sorts of cute out-of-context slips.

Yes, some of the comments have been taken out of context.

She insisted her comments in Cannes had been taken out of context.

moreover , food scare stories are often reported out of context.

Others can take religious writings out of context to find that they "require" them to convert others by whatever means are necessary.

They should not oversimplify or highlight incidents out of context.

They say that Mark's instruction to scouts to kill poachers was taken out of context.

Antonyms and analogies have been removed from the test, so there are no questions that test vocabulary out of context.

Of course, both police and protesters can complain about footage being shown out of context.

Before I go any further, I'd hope that Huxley's comments to the Daily Telegraph weren't taken out of context.

Interject incongruent words within a conversation and act like you didn't just say anything out of context.

Raja blocked; he complained to Singh about the law minister, calling his suggestion out of context.

Users often see online content out of context and read it with different goals than you envisioned.

"We are all Keynesians now, " Friedman once said, although he later claimed he was quoted out of context.

Projects of Out of Context: A Course on Computer Systems That Adapt To, and Learn From, Context.

The hints above can help you determine whether your information works out of context.

He asserts that the media quotes his words out of context to make him look bad.

"People text like they talk, " he says. "And some of the things they say, taken out of context, can come back to haunt them. "

Frankly, ma'am, a little is alright but a lot is way out of context.

Be aware of how cults and sects may misuse the Bible, often quoting verses out of context or using symbolic meanings.

Following the printed interview, Depp said that his quotes were take out of context, but the magazine upheld the story.

GE said that Mr Immelt's comments, at a private dinner, were taken out of context.

His comment on education was taken out of context by some people who were his enemies.

Today the keywords we use to search the Web often return to too many articles to sort through, many of them out of context.

Though very basic and out of context, the data in this example shows that the calc process used between 0 and 6. 7% of the machine's CPU.

To portray him out of context could make him appear naive and unworldly.

Heinsisted that the quotation must refer to a later conversation and in any casewas taken out of context.

Tom's statement was taken out of context and misinterpreted.

I have spoken to him and I think his words have been taken out of context.

Not only are many of these quotes taken out of context, the author actually inserts bracketed words to change their meanings.

Even when Mr Obama has been unambiguously apologetic, his opponents often quote him out of context.

The risks of comments being "taken out of context" are high.

A slightly better roast, hidey finish, really not sure, need to brew in a pot I think and compare out of context.

DON'T: Don't use nice verses out of context or in the wrong situation.

You took my remark out of context. 9. This whole thing is simply overblown.

They took my quote totally out of context.

Mr. Walberg called the ad misleading, saying his words were taken out of context.

There are three sorts of sayings, and their usage can't out of context.

This will make the researches quote out of context and the researches become less scientific and precise.

I think this season was out of context - not normal.

How is it possible to propagate Mao Zedong Thought lopsidedly and merely pluck one or two sentences or one or two ideas out of context?

The first challenge is to write content that will make sense when taken out of context.

His strategy is to take God' s words out of context and twist them into falsehood (Gen. 3: 1-7).

Never accept a design that doesn't seem "right" based on someone else's insistence out-of-context.

Assume your information will be used out of context.

One that assumes that someone will look at that video and seek an opportunity to pull a clip out of context and post it.

Don't take my words out of context.

Take any piece out of context, and it loses power.

God does use Scripture to confirm, but not out of context. You must learn to judge according to the whole of Scripture.

The mayor sued the newspaper for slander because they took his words out of context.

He is quoting out of context.

And that one particular e-mail, I thought, was totally out of context.

Such as: Many restaurants will cook it long, and his pictures are posted out of context, telling how are you?

I like learning foreign languages, but I find it difficult to do out of context.

Out of Context: A Course on Computer Systems That Adapt To, and Learn From, Context

Testing for out-of-context translation errors

KSOC Key Symbol Out of Context

Risk of being used out of context

KWOC Key Word Out of Context