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You know, real record will not made me to mistake myself , consider my heart has been dead before several tens of years !

It was careless of you to mistake me for your uncle. =You were careless to mistake me for your uncle.

When he speaks on the air, listeners are apt to mistake him for a white man.

But even a man who has been doing keg-stands is not likely to mistake a woman shaped like a fire hydrant for one shaped like an hourglass.

It is for this reason not uncommon for a foreigner to mistake one Chinese for two or three.

Under such itstances, it s easy to mistake medical expertise for forensic medical expertise.

It's easy to mistake being innocent for being simpleminded or naive.

It's easy to mistake your computer's microphone plug for its speaker plug.

I try not to judge things only by surface. I try to judge things by my own knowledge. I try not to mistake something that I did know little.

and, well, strangely easy to mistake for loathing.

In fact, it's easy to mistake the faint flutters for gas or stomach rumbling.

The markets have been relatively calm of late, but politicians would be foolish to mistake respite for resolution.

Three has been a tendency to mistake data in a computer for wisdom.

The old man used to mistake me for my elder brother.

To mistake a grave error for a duty has a grandeur of its own.

BULL MARKET -- A random market movement causing an investor to mistake himself for a financial genius.

It was wise of you not to mistake your own strength.

We need to be really careful not to mistake the apparent simplicity of less for real simplicity that can lead to a paradigm shift.

Taking care not to mistake tactics for enemies, Mr Obama has increased the US commitment in Afghanistan, much as Mr Bush would have.

This root cause would lend itself to mistake proofing that would separate or distinguish the switches to prevent recurrence.

I'm sorry to mistake you for your brother.

Kindergarteners who could not read were even more likely to mistake medicine for candy.

I used to mistake his reserve for haughtiness.

Go past and road past, thousand and ten thousand not to mistake past.

He was a fool to mistake her friendship for love.

But once you're inside you'll be more likely to mistake it for Turkish bath.

But although humans are prone to mistake-making, robots aren't.

But now there is a tendency to mistake data in a computer when often wisdom.

These early symptoms are often very mild, so it is easy to mistake them for another condition, such as a cold, or glandular fever .

A damaged experience is not only numbing; over time we can begin to mistake it for the original.

Now there is a tendency to mistake the computer data for wisdom.

and, well, strangely easy to mistake for ionthing

The reason these matters are important in a computerized age [02: 24. 80]is that there may be a tendency to mistake data for wisdom,

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To mistake (one thing for another)