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"I may be wrong, but I believe Willard might be getting ready to become a part of the world around him, " I told the principal.

Yet it would be wrong for companies to conclude that they can forget about trying to be good.

He must never admit that he might be wrong or that people with a different point of view might be even partially right.

It would be wrong of me to be silent when I know better.

It would be wrong of me to paint optimistic picture.

It would be wrong to say that OFHEO and the White House became allies. It was more like a wary marriage of convenience.

He said it would be wrong to draw comparison between the situations in the Middle East and north Africa and that of China.

The man didn't care the direction might be wrong; the better his conditions were, the further he was far away from his destination .

However, it would be wrong to think that this made Chinese governance arbitrary, irrational, or despotic.

"I think it would be wrong for me to be silent about what we have seen on the television over the last few days, " said President Obama.

I'm trying to write history while it is happening, and I don't want it to be wrong.

I'm sorry, it may be wrong of me, but I can be happy only on the condition that I remain her lover.

At least for these basic properties of memory, commonsense intuitions are more likely to be wrong than right.

It would be wrong to see a symbol in it and to think that the work of art can be considered at last as a refuge for the absurd.

But it would be wrong to under-estimate the significance of this rapprochement between the two great powers of east Asia.

If you find yourself in a similar situation, recognize that you could be wrong, and that you are not always the smartest person in the room.

Everything you think you know about next year's presidential election in America might be wrong.

Investors worry, apparently, that their money might turn out to be the Wall Street wizards' insurance should this theory be wrong.

Stone, like most others trying to chronicle their own time, has undoubtedly made educated guesses about Bush that will turn out to be wrong.

He was a good king, but he had one habit---never, never, would he admit that he might be wrong.

Egypt: it would be wrong not to include Egypt here, as Egyptology is taught in a very large number of universities in the country.

Now it would be wrong to say that all Republicans see increased pollution as the answer to unemployment.

Mr. Brown felt a little surprised at his words. He thought something must be wrong with the poor young man.

The manager had a gut feeling that something must be wrong with the financial affair of the company.

Equally, the other side of this coin is not to be neglected: we often turn out to be wrong, even with giant, classic papers.

The consensus seems to be that the paper itself is real rather than some sort of hoax, but the result may well turn out to be wrong.

They were right and yet the authorities must accept the assignment, even knowing that they are bound to be wrong.

You seem to be rocked by news, and that's hard for me to report, but of course, I could be wrong.

But, in retrospect, it also told me that what I was doing might well be wrong, but it had a better chance of making a difference.

It would be wrong to conclude that, in trying to get ahead of the crisis, the euro zone's policymakers have already gone too far.

It would be wrong to read too much into a single technology test involving only three people.

I would be wrong to think that the Freudian myth of the Oedipus complex had put an end to theology on the matter.

But now, as Page took his seat on the Google jet for the two-hour flight from Zurich to London, something appeared to be wrong.

It would be wrong not to take the matter into consideration.

It would be wrong of most countries to believe that they can focus on this as if it is the only reason why we have imbalances.

'Free' makes us feel good and 'free' has no downside; it we didn't pay we've got nothing to lose if our decision turns out to be wrong.

When you are tempted, the Holy Spirit will remind you that you Ire a child of God and that it would be wrong for you to ad in this ~ay.

It is not important whether I seem to be mature or not. Nothing would be wrong as long as I have my own thoughts and move.

The internet environment is harsher than in many western countries, but westerners would be wrong to think that China has no freedom at all.

Critics of stem-cell research would be wrong to see Hwang's downfall as vindication of their broader moral complaints.

Yet it would be wrong to leave Central America to its own unhappy devices.

So the biologist looks at the chickens, examines them a bit, and says he has no clue what could be wrong with them.

It may be wrong but it's what Bryant does when he cares, as he seems to, once more.

But the glitterazzi turn out to be wrong and Billy Byrne is all over in a split second.

In massacre situations, up to 40 percent of circumstantial matches turn out to be wrong, according to one recent study in Kosovo.

He said the authorities had to act quickly - even though the conclusion later turned out to be wrong.

It means working together with your classmates, and asking them to help you to understand how you might be wrong.

But in the case of China, at least, the assumption that a state-run economy cannot achieve long-term success may turn out to be wrong.

if she must be married and you are helping her to get married, then what could be wrong with that?

Would he eat his own words, Dr Metcalfe was asked, if he turned out to be wrong?

It's right to be wrong. Start being wrong and suddenly anything is possible.

Therefore, I believe it is all right to make a quick decision now and then, for it cannot always be wrong.

Worried that something else might be wrong with him, he lifted his hospital gown to have a look.

In retrospect, the GI Bill may appear to some to have been a huge public "welfare" program. But it would be wrong to think of it that way.

He may be wrong in his opinions, but he is not false in trying to impress them on others.

I could be wrong, but I really wonder if there was a connection between his refusing gifts and losing what he had.

The ragged guitar riff still dominates, only now the song has a backbeat that's nearly identical to that of Amnesiac's "I Might Be Wrong. "

If the optimistic choice turned out to be wrong, they would have zombie banks and a discredited government.

So, it will not be wrong to say that auditing and serviceability are two extremely valuable components of any software program.

It would be wrong for a lame duck in Washington to tie the hands of the next administration on such matters.

Unlike a name, age changes over timeif you assigned your age to a class and read it back a year later, it would be wrong.

The moment you realize that your intuition about your own behavior might be wrong it is clear that you need another, more objective input.

It would be wrong to suggest that Friedman is oblivious of these risks. In an interesting aside, he writes.

It would be wrong, they say, to see the two types of software as substitutes for another or as interchangeable.

It would be wrong to read too much into these titbits of protocol (though it is always fun trying).

Although Mandela has achieved near sainthood in his home country, it would be wrong to say there are no blemishes on his record.

The new data seem to confirm Kay's original finding that economic forecasters all tend to be wrong in the same way.

Do Not Promise Lightly To Do Any Unwholesome Deed, Else, You Would Be Wrong Whether You Do It Or Not.

However, while suffering Washingtonians might be forgiven for regarding this summer as an aberration, they would be wrong.

But the claim has not gone through the experiment's vetting process and could easily turn out to be wrong, physicists say.

It would be wrong to see this as an issue of only local interest.

there was complacency and an overriding feeling of normalcy that this can't be wrong.

I try to be strong for her, try not to be wrong for her.

Even if that turns out to be wrong, at least he is looking in the right direction.

It would be wrong to say that bad couplings are good, but there are situations in which when bad couplings are tolerated.

You might conclude from all this that free trade has little to offer the world's poor, especially in Africa. That would be wrong.

Many physicists are therefore entertaining the idea that Einstein's ideas about gravity must be wrong or at least incomplete.

move it to the right, and the system makes too many predictions that turn out to be wrong.

It would be wrong to suggest that all people enjoyed the kind of lifestyle of Jane Austen's characters.

I have to add that I only have experience with living in two places in China, so I might be wrong about this, concerning other places.

That could take a decade or more. But it would be wrong permanently to bar it as a candidate.

JAX-RPC also made some assumptions about the direction of Web services development that turned out to be wrong.

Even if you think you've found the source of the conflict, you may be wrong.

No one believe that I will achieve my goal, but I'm sure they will turn out to be wrong sooner or later.

It's not that the word "smell" doesn't accurately reflect a symptom that indicates that code may be wrong, it just sounds funny to me.

calling for a single state on all the land encompassing Israel, the West Bank and Gaza, would be wrong-footed.

Edison's greatest strength was that he was not afraid to be wrong.

It would be wrong of me not to trust a gentleman such as yourself, sir, even if you do dress in a rather unusual way.

Tell self inward being really could it be said that trying to be wrong?

A journey is like marriage. The certain way to be wrong is to think you control it. --John Steinbeck, Travels with Carley.

A journey is like marriage. The certain way to be wrong is to think you control it. --John Steinbeck, Travels with Carley.

It would be wrong to stereotype, to say that Russians are fatalistic or heartless.

Either way, it would be wrong to call this campaign a military triumph.

If you were to conclude from this, however, that the election has lost its suspense, you would be wrong.

One rule that will never be wrong is to provide as much information as you have to the search parameters.

"Hmm, " Persky said, scratching his head. He rapped again, but still no magic. "Something must be wrong, " he mumbled.

Iter said it would be wrong to dismiss out of hand the notion that an amateur could make a difference.

If you're not prepared to be wrong. And by the time they get to be adults, most kids have lost that capacity.

When I last wrote about the return of a Westphalian order, some readers responded by asking what would be wrong with that.

They get along, do not have a piece of paper that let the marriage, a marriage license conservation, it would be wrong.

I want to make women realize that while it may be wrong for a man to lie to a woman, he has his inbuilt primal male reasons for it.

So I go back to my list of assumptions and look for any that may have turned out to be wrong.

"It's the end of an era, " he says. "All their predictions have turned out to be wrong. "

"Yes [the table looks right at the moment] because I can't see why the table should be wrong, " he said.

Even so, the conventional wisdom--that America needs Chinese financing to continue its wild spending--turns out to be wrong.

Would it be wrong for us all to agree not to have children, so that we would be the last generation on Earth?

'single predictor': Just because you were wrong about one thing doesn't mean you're going to be wrong about everything else, right?

you know something else? if you just listen to your heart and use your head, you will never be wrong .

Whatever rank you may be in, it would be wrong to take the law into your own hands.

A child-health expert said it would be wrong for parents to be "overly alarmed" by the results.

But according to a pair of reports in last week's New England Journal of Medicine, that conventional wisdom may be wrong.

I could be wrong , but I think there's a connection between the Stamford Treaty and the killer . This could be a clue .

I strive to be confident enough to convince people that I am in charge, but humble enough to realize that I am often going to be wrong.

Despite the public's best efforts, most predictions of the winner turn out to be wrong.

Yes. None of us have ever tampered with the fundamental natural order when bared. That would be wrong.

It would not be wrong to say that it is a kind of traditional art of behavior.

I may be wrong, but your theory is all wrong, professor.

It is quite normal to expect an abnormally weak recovery. It is also normal for that expectation to be wrong.

It seems that you are wrong. You seem to be wrong.

But it would be wrong to conclude from the woes of American newspapers that newspapers and news are in crisis everywhere.

The argument against putting those cycles to work has always been: "We can't make assumptions; those assumptions might be wrong. "

I THOUGHT about all of this, and then I thought of something that shook me: I might be wrong.

But this would be wrong, because real-life deep sea organisms do not require such features to survive.

Sensitivity Analysis A technique for determining what might happen in a decision analysis if a key prediction turns out to be wrong.

This model doesn't explain everything and it would be wrong to say that psychologists agree that it does.

To say that the record found in the SS archives said otherwise would be wrong, .

Something seems to be wrong with my feet.

you know somethellong else? if you just listen to your heart and use your head, you'll never be wrong.

Philosopher Bertrand Russell, asked if he was willing to die for his beliers, replied: "Of course not. After all, I may be wrong. "

Caveat lector, of course, so much of this is bound to be wrong.

ATTENTION: I will be able to be wrong and I intend not need any application, tell me you guys with the examples I wrote above.

It must comfort Mr Darling to reflect that even the most confident economic forecasts often turn out to be wrong.

I thought originally I will forget her, will be a happy camper, but I will be wrong, I will be unable to achieve!

I might be wrong, but all the great thinkers of the old China is about how to give more power to the king.

But it would be wrong, not to mention fruitless, to blame the Europeans and their choices alone.

It may be wrong but that's what I would do and, I think that's what most people would do as well.

He stuck to his opinion, but it turned out to be wrong.

All of this suggests that in present circumstances it would be wrong for America to launch a military strike against Iran.

Even so, China and the rest of the international community would be wrong to believe Tibet's drive for self-determination is waning.

Before you tell me off for being uncooperative, obstinate, or lazy, ask yourself if something might be wrong with me.

It would be wrong for any leader in so fragile a country as Ukraine to renege on all the pledges he makes to avoid conflict.

But he could be wrong, as his mother enjoyed pointing out.

To understand why men hate to be wrong, it's important to understand the history of where this attitude came from.

As such, it would be wrong to read too much into the aftermath of the visit.

It would be wrong to conclude this examination of the data bridge without some acknowledgment of another reality .

Leaders make prejudgments about their businesses that sometimes turn out to be wrong.

Why something be wrong for me to see my old friend?

Given that most little girls love to dress up as princesses, it is difficult to imagine what might be wrong with that.

I might be wrong about that but I have a feeling I used that as an example as one of the ones that was valid in virtue of their form.

Scientists, . . . , know that their job is never finished and that the best theory can turn out to be wrong.

A year later these analysts proved to be wrong.

If merging is not completed correctly, problems with double counting fact data may cause subsequent analysis results to be wrong.

As Humphrey Neill put it in The Art of Contrary Thinking, "When everyone thinks alike, everyone is likely to be wrong. "

If the dog is running his times, then what can be wrong with him?

Freedom is the right to be wrong, not the right to do wrong.

I am afraid that you would be wrong . The sky has no colour . When we see blue, we are looking.

It would be wrong to overstate this friendship between job growth and deficit reduction: this is not an argument for a free lunch.

When the CW -- conventional wisdom -- about what's going to happen turns out to be wrong, there are big profit opportunities.

Whereas the "traffic light" approach proposed by the ECB may help structure the policy discussion, a mechanical approach would be wrong.

Every man has a right to be wrong in his opinions. But no man has a right to be wrong in his facts.

Kodak's view, if low by this depends on the company's future development, will be wrong.

You might think that working for a newspaper meant this was one skill I'd mastered, but you'd be wrong.

I just wanted so much to be right and for them so much to be wrong.

If I agreed with you we'd both be wrong.

Something seems to be wrong .

If you are not prepared to be wrong, you will never come up with anything original.

Even then, Mr Blanchard might be wrong. He may be understating the costs of higher inflation.

It would be wrong to be too pessimistic on this front.

It would be wrong to forget the fundamental challenge to international law and the international system posed by Russia's attack on Georgia.

But it would be wrong to expect too much from this particular set of negotiations.

Walking alone on the empty street, Daniel finally meets her face-to-face, the latter in the arms of a cannot-be-wrong Dandy.

However , simply excluding food from speculative futures markets would be wrong , as these activities also play a useful intelligence role .

It was suggested that his grand new theory might be wrong - the mathematics flawed.

It would be wrong to interpret Mr. Huangs criticisms as rejection of the ebullient Chinese art scene.

Of course this cannot be achieved overnight and it would be wrong to over-simplify the problem.

I adjusted it yesterday but it slowed again. Something must be wrong with it.

What we do know is, if you're not prepared to be wrong, you'll never come up with anything original.

I cannot hear over it and it occurs to me that something must be wrong.

You may be wrong, of course, but a risk of error is no excuse for inaction.

Early reports about other possible explosives turned out to be wrong.

Still, Mr. Verwaayen said it would be wrong to believe that the major network-gear players will always be European or U.

some in congress counter that it would be wrong to shift the financial burden to u . s . taxpayers.

I noticed one point on which the author might be wrong.

What could be wrong with focusing on the children?

What you consider to be wrong may appear to be right to others.

Why must something be wrong for me to want to see my old friend?

Something seemed to be wrong with the train.

TONY: I could be wrong, but I think there's a connection between the Stamford Treaty and the killer.

But it would be wrong to think the senator from Arizona is simply pandering to them.

He dare not ask you, because he thought he must be wrong.

Why may something be wrong for me to want to see my old friend?

Yet it would be wrong to overstate the implications of a single Bund auction.

Affected by the impact of local dialects, students tend to be wrong pronunciation of the letters.

Second, the warnings will indicate to a user that something could be wrong, and that pre-emptive action should be taken.

That would be wrong; emitting less carbon is not a substitute for emitting none.

Other times, it is deliberately obvious to tell would-be wrong doers "don't even think about it" .

The answer to the question turns out ( to be ) wrong.

He says research on REM sleep shows that much of what Sigmund Freud thought about dreams must be wrong.

But those conclusions could be wrong because of weaker rock dating techniques used in the past, he said.

They are allowed to be wrong, or partially wrong, and to correct their theory from what is learned and proceed with further research.

So the perception that marketing specifically to Muslims is not worthwhile would appear to be wrong.

[font=Calibri][color=#000000]Yet democracies would be wrong to turn their back on nuclear power.

Certainly all the things inside the plan God, I would like to believe that God's choice, should not be wrong.

It would be wrong for us not to help them.

The first test is a smoke test, giving you a broad idea of what might be wrong.

But it would be wrong not to think already to the future.

If, or rather when, they turn out to be wrong, they risk a double reputational blow - as policymakers and as academics.

Yet democracies would be wrong to turn their back on nuclear power.

With acrylamide, caffeine, furan, and mycotoxin poison in a cup of coffee, you probably think nothing more could be wrong with coffee.

It would be wrong to dismiss the charade as evidence of mainland China's suppression of political freedom.

New Year new start, I could be wrong of the situation: before and after, and left about right, you are inside and outside, you want me?

Of course it would be wrong to suggest that there are fixed rigid meanings with regard to these symbols.

I have many hobbies expertise and look forward to share with you. your choice will not be wrong.

It would be wrong to portray China as a tightly buttoned mind-control state.

Even the best theory can turn out (to be) wrong.

Every year the prediction is the same. Every year it turns out to be wrong.

It would be wrong of me not to trust a gentleman such as yourself.

We concluded that he was wrong. = We concluded him to be wrong.

This time it may be wrong Because it received a desire, a strong desire by the hundreds of millions of people to a promised aspirations.

Our Lord! bring us out of this: if ever we return (to Evil), then shall we be wrong-doers indeed!

Yet it would be wrong to infer from the birthday celebrations that the euro's troubles are over.

I think he's only played it with Sting and I (I could be wrong) and that's very cool.

It would be wrong to be wide-eyed about China's investments.

Suddenly, however, their commanding officer decided it would be wrong to retreat.

Predictions of jingoistic nationalism during the Olympics proved to be wrong.

Just now their concerns seem overblown. But the government in Delhi would be wrong to think of Kashmir as yesterday's problem.

And then, as a matter of pure reflex, they will start to list out the reasons why that would be wrong and they should have fruit instead.

Be decisive even if it means you'll sometimes be wrong. Timing is everything in advertising.

It's okay to be wrong, as long as you can blame it on an authoritative source that is also wrong.

Bishop is not concerned about what might be wrong with the milk.

I discovered that everything you were sure is right could be wrong in another place.

Obama argued that the global economic crisis had proven advocates of "small government" to be wrong.

It would be wrong to fail to realize this and to debase the politics and the statesmen of the proletariat.

In a sense, James said, it cannot be wrong: the GPL guarantees that right, after all.

However, the collation would be wrong when the number of digits changed, so leading zeroes are provided.

The attribution of the play to that famous poet was shown to be wrong .

If your original reasons for buying turn out to be wrong, however, you should consider selling.

Why would it be wrong in principle to tax the rich to help the poor ?

Economists have found that all studies published in economics journals are likely to be wrong.

But in an interview this week, Tony Melone, the chief technology officer of Verizon Wireless, suggested that those doubters could be wrong.

Yet, however frustrating Cyprus may be, it would be wrong to abandon it.

I could be wrong about any one of the above statements, right?

It would be wrong to exclude state-owned companies from bidding for such public companies.

Agree with When people agree with me I always feel that I must be wrong.

Right now, the customers who can't even *see* why file sharing might be wrong are still young.

Yet it would be wrong to interpret this deal as signalling new thinking on industrial policy.

It could not be wrong, as I thought of this, I left you my QQ number.

Still, it would be wrong to imply that Mr Obama has passed the telephone test with flying colours.

Yet even if the fiscal rope is not infinitely long, slashing deficits now would be wrong.

His support for the embargo on Cuba and his opposition to gun control at home may be wrong-headed, but they are genuine.