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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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

That political calculation, at least, might be mistaken.

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.

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.

"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.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

I hope at least, that you may be mistaken.

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

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.

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

You must be mistaken. The braking seemed to be fine. I don't believe I'm hearing this!

This method of nongraphite Da Nang, consumers are likely to be mistaken for beverage " " " " or " yoghrutwith orange juice " .

Unwelcome effects might include compromise of confidential information and creation of requests that can be mistaken for those from a user.

Using a long-range ballistic missile to do the job would be risky, as its launch could be mistaken for an imminent nuclear strike.

The term "physical activity" should not be mistaken with "exercise" .

Bleeds of this type should not be mistaken for child abuse.

By now, your girl should be clawing at the sheets, but don't be mistaken in thinking you need one final trick to clinch the result.

The "herald" patch may also appear as a cluster of smaller oval spots, and be mistaken for acne.

"Sometimes love can be mistaken for a crime" ?

They're not falling-down stupid; they radiate the subtler variety of idiocy that can be mistaken for charm, decency or even brilliance.

Perhaps, on reflection, most people would agree that emotions can be mistaken.

Buttons may be mistaken for sweets and should be kept where children cannot find them.

These are not to be mistaken for your ego, which may well deter you from going ahead.

But don't be mistaken, you haven't just read a description of a failing marriage.

Emerson can't believe that the seemingly inept Morley is a German spy, but could he be mistaken?

excessive animation should not be mistaken for proper gait.

Be careful when using underline, however, as it can be mistaken for a link.

In effect, we have a cafeteria style curriculum in which the appetizers and desserts can easily be mistaken for the main courses.

Some young women dress suggestively and, if they are seen on the street, might be mistaken as nightclub hostesses.

I was told to leave because I was white and could be mistaken as French.

But when only voice is transmitted sounds can be mistaken as they travel in the wires2.

This can occasionally lead to confusion, as romantic gifts can be mistaken for obligatory ones and vice-versa.

You could be mistaken about them!

If the clinical presentation is unknown, the disease may well be mistaken for furunculosis.

Like your ancestors before you, you would be mistaken if you thought that it's just the Earth down here and the stars up there.

Innocent substances could be mistaken for illegal drugs.

Dehydration can also be mistaken for hunger - have a glass of water first before reaching for a snack or eating a meal.

said beauchamp , much surprised ; " surely you must be mistaken . "

In practice you will, I think, do better to assume that the earth is round, although, of course, you may be mistaken.

It is also possible that some of these ideas will be mistaken.

The full angora ferret should NOT be mistaken for long haired ferrets or angora mixes.

And the lesions can be mistaken for something worse, like anthrax.

This entity may be mistaken for a pituitary neoplasm, such as an adenoma.

But no! Both reactions would be mistaken because we are talking about the same thing.

Ms. Pak, 63, might at first glance be mistaken for one of the grandmothers who play cards on Chinatown benches.

Both reactions would be mistaken because we are talking about the same thing.

Below 30 degrees C, signs of life are very difficult to detect and the patient may be mistaken for dead.

At first sight a foreign visitor could be mistaken into thinking he had arrived somewhere in the Caribbean or in west Africa.

No, no, no, l say. You must be mistaken. My son's not in a play.

Substances could be mistaken for illegal drugs.

But aside from that, I don't think we can get much more specific without starting to be mistaken.

You might think that with so little material to play with that the different styles available are limited, but you would be mistaken.

He admitted his words to be mistaken.

Such judgements can of course be mistaken, but because the goal is to judge you correctly, there's usually some kind of appeals process.

Don? t be mistaken, my words had no hidden import.

Granting his honesty, he may be mistaken.

Carole Middleton, Sarah Ferguson and Demi Moore could often be mistaken for their daughters.

Which means I could be mistaken.

this is a good exa * * * le , for even eyewitness testimony can be mistaken.

Shakespeare Even when the experts all agree, they may well be mistaken.

Can all these apparent indications of plate thickness really be mistaken ?

But I didn't order Gordon dry. You must be mistaken.

It appears that we may be mistaken.

Granted that he is honest , he may be mistaken .

Fertile lands in some states could be mistaken for lakes.

She could not be mistaken about it.

Let no one be mistaken about that.

And, at its worst, it can be mistaken, even by ourselves, for our true nature: Sometimes we believe we really are what we pretend to be!

You must be mistaken about your friend.

This is a large endurance UAV that can easily be mistaken for any number of private twin-engine passenger aircraft.

may be mistaken by god.

For example, accidental drug poisonous( poisonings ) might sometimes be mistaken for suicides.

B: You didn't receive any phone call, did you? You must be mistaken.

It can't be true. she must be mistaken.

For example, accidental drop point drug poisonings might sometimes be mistaken for suicides.

For example, accidental drug poisonings might sometimes be mistaken for suicides .

For example, accidental drug poisoningness ( poisonings ) might sometimes be mistaken for suicides.

Be mistaken for the final time is highlighted in the passage way to exist.

We should be mistaken in this.

i mistrust . and tenderness is not to be mistaken

Ensure that invalid data cannot be mistaken for valid data, and

Even when the experts all agree, they may well be mistaken. (Bertrand Russell, British logician)

English Words and Phrases and What May Be Mistaken for Their Equivalents in Chinese

Say your faith is shaken You may be mistaken