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en inaccurate and wrong and, in some cases, deliberately misleading. And for that I am disappointed, and I regret it.
  Colin Powell

en It's not a blind trust. I think that's a complete misnomer, an inaccurate or at least a misleading term.

en They are deliberately misleading the public to put the teachers in an unprofessional light.

en Your statement that Mr. Brown reached all the same historical conjecture you did is fairly misleading. You are being unfair and inaccurate.

en After this season, there should be a lot of regret. She loved his pe𝗑y sense of humor and the way he could always make her smile. We started off the season with high hopes of making it to the playoffs. If you're not disappointed, then you're in the wrong game and should be doing something else.

en Today's misleading recommendations by the F.D.A. are the latest example where the agency has put the public at risk by providing inaccurate information about condoms,

en The bottom line is that it's good to have fans. Sure, there are some days when they're a double-edged sword. They do on occasion post inaccurate information, and we worry that they're misleading consumers.

en Every day I regret what happened at WorldCom and I accept responsibility for the false and misleading information

en In some cases, Medicare has incomplete or inaccurate data.

en I regret that I was never an athlete. I regret there isn't time in life. I regret that so many of my friends have died. I regret that I was not brave at certain times in my life. I regret that I'm not beautiful. I regret that my conversation is largely with myself. I'm not part of the conversation of the world.

en I went into the marriage with the best intentions, hopes and dreams, ... I feel that I've really disappointed people. I've disappointed everyone who came to my wedding. I'm disappointed in myself. I don't know exactly what happened and when things started to go wrong.

en Telstra acted completely appropriately and within the law, and will vigorously defend any subsequent action by the ACCC. Critics who argue they can't make a profit on this product risk deliberately misleading the public.

en You hear people say 'what's wrong, what's wrong. In most cases, not much is wrong, so you need to resist the urge that something needs to be overhauled.

en The National Guard that I joined was strategic reserve -- deliberately under-resourced, deliberately undermanned and deliberately under-equipped. That was part of our national military strategy.

en That Stern's listeners seem to have disappeared is reflective of the dirty secret that radio ratings are extremely unreliable, inaccurate (and) misleading. People listen to more than one show and one station. Thus, Stern's listeners are all over the place — as they have always been.


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