| Palmer's obliquity should not be misconstrued as cold blood, his hiddenness as hermeticism. |
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| The person sitting in front of the fire was shocked that the facts of the real story had been so misconstrued. |
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| Their gentleness and sagacity, their kindness to their wives and loyalty to their families has been misconstrued. |
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| The notion of legal matrimony as a blessed union of souls is as misconstrued as it is unnecessary. |
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| He knew everything that every one else had misconceptions about or misconstrued. |
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| We got the promoter to change this because it might be misconstrued by those not familiar with wrestling. |
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| I worry that this advice may be misconstrued, especially at a time when the news is full of journalistic imperfections. |
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| Everything was out in the open, there was no real danger of my position being misconstrued. |
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| I was interviewed by your paper last week and feel that some of what I have said was misconstrued in the article. |
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| I am terribly sorry that this inside joke has been misconstrued to be a slur on any other president. |
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| Be polite, and double-check your words so that nothing you say could be misconstrued. |
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| He is, after all, a writer of such clarity that his work can only be misconstrued by an effort of will. |
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| It concerns me greatly that not only was the event misconstrued, but I was personally misquoted. |
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| No, because now it would be unadvisable from a lawyer's point of view, because it would be misconstrued. |
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| Even if it is done in the spirit of goodwill and friendship it could be misconstrued. |
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| They don't want any flexibility on their part to be misconstrued as a sign of weakness. |
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| This shift in sensibility toward orality is not a single literary movement, as it has sometimes been misconstrued. |
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| Finishing ahead of them for one or two years could maybe be misconstrued as a fluke, but this outright ownage simply cannot. |
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| Specifically, value is misconstrued here, she maintains, since Derrida fails to finesse the theory of surplus-value in the way that Marx does. |
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| Amusement can be gained from tombstone epitaphs which, when read differently, can see intentions misconstrued to say the least. |
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| This didn't really go down so well because they repeated and misconstrued every word, and she rang me up and abused me. |
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| Prison Service Orders say staff should not wear unauthorised badges or pins, and whatever the reasons for wearing it, the badge concerned could be misconstrued. |
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| In Mr. Méndez's opinion, the promotional role for the Commission derives from this misconstrued perspective. |
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| They've got to mind what they say, be careful about this, careful about that, because something might be misconstrued, twisted around. |
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| It will be misconstrued as bribery, which is frowned on in legal circles. |
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| Some media reports had distorted the judge's decision and misconstrued the judge's comments. |
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| Kingston said the comment was part of a broader conversation about the benefits of chores for children that was misconstrued. |
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| Her gaze narrowed and he realized how his words could be misconstrued. |
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| It found that the nature of the arguments brought forward by the government of the NWT had been misconstrued. |
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| In this regard, the Federal Court determined that the applicant had misconstrued the underlying constitutional reality. |
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| In terms of wild salmon, it has often been misconstrued as being the value of what fishermen land at the dock. |
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| His country's action should not be misconstrued as a lack of concern for human rights. |
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| This leads me to stress that I do not want my remarks on these topics to be misconstrued. |
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| Because we then always face the risk that such policies be misconstrued or discriminatory against countries that cannot afford to implement them. |
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| The song is punky and I am sure that it's going to be misconstrued, so we're going to be prepared. |
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| It's just far too easy for the written word to be misconstrued. |
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| When I talk about reality in these films, it's often misconstrued as a direct reality, but it's really about a cinematic reality. |
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| One report said separate groups within the Air Force wrote the transmittal letters and prepared the discs, and that instructions for packaging them were misconstrued. |
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| An important regional contribution of parliamentarian networks is sharing information in ways that might be misconstrued at the individual or country level. |
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| When watching a Hollywood movie that has robed itself in the themes and paraphernalia of science, a scientist expects to feel anything from annoyance to infuriation at facts misconstrued or processes misrepresented. |
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| In its motion to dismiss the lawsuit, Barclays said the attorney general did not have the authority to accuse the bank of fraud in this instance and had misconstrued parts of its marketing material. |
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| Rate cuts might be misconstrued as a short-term balm for the economy that runs counter to the reform agenda. The central bank is not entirely sitting on its hands. |
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| The fundamental legal issue at hand is whether this matter of purely sovereign national jurisdiction can be misconstrued as a subject of Security Council concern. |
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| Moreover, this approach avoids any potential conflict with monetary policy, since transactions are unlikely to be misconstrued as being tied to policy actions. |
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| Why is an unwarranted skirmish, which Djibouti provoked in the first place, being misconstrued as an act of aggression that deserves prompt consideration and action by the Security Council? |
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| These young Quebeckers find it hard to express themselves politically since their problems would be misconstrued by the dominant thinking and not reflect the traditional split between sovereignists and federalists. |
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| Some delegates expressed concern that programmes designed to promote interreligious dialogue might be misconstrued as not falling into the secular mandate of the Organization. |
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| Here a collection of SSA systems are important for crisis stability, as they will help discern inadvertent accidents and prevent them from being misconstrued as deliberate attacks. |
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| I am aware of the ways in which charity has been and continues to be misconstrued and emptied of meaning, with the consequent risk of being misinterpreted, detached from ethical living and, in any event, undervalued. |
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| If it seems from the foregoing that the Commission has misconstrued the Government's position on this matter as expressed in your previous letter, it is requested that you so advise the undersigned forthwith. |
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| That can often be misconstrued accidentally. |
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| Modern historians have misconstrued this basic education as time enrolled at the University of Salamanca. |
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| Due to different cultures there are different meaning in vocabulary chosen, this allows for a message between the sender and receiver to be misconstrued. |
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| Even social scientists have misconstrued smuggling as illegal trade. |
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