| After the Hatfield crash, they issued a report where they managed to misidentify the vehicles involved. |
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| There may, therefore, be a link between poor visual motion sensitivity and the tendency to misidentify, transpose, and reverse letters. |
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| Not only is it difficult to identify all the tilts in institutional hyperspace, it is also easy to misidentify them. |
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| Some maritime experts said the group's monitoring system could also misidentify innocent activity as suspicious behavior. |
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| Until and unless we begin precisely accounting each challenge, we will continue to misidentify each other. |
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| And if people consistently misidentify you as a man, woman, female impersonator or some other incorrect label, you sometimes want to remind them who you are. |
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| The only mistake the BBC made, probably to further shield their source, was to misidentify him as an intelligence official, but that in no way led to his death. |
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| Moreover, they misidentify that cause: it is not poverty as such, but inequality. It is a sweeping claim, yet the evidence, here painstakingly marshalled, is hard to dispute. |
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| He would confidently identify or misidentify me as a friend of his, a customer in his delicatessen, a kosher butcher, another doctor — as a dozen different people in the course of a few minutes. |
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| It is probable that this description prompted early explorers to misidentify the Baja California Peninsula as the island in these legends. |
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| I love mushrooms, but it's irresponsible not to mention that even expert mycologists can misidentify these fungi with horrible and fatal consequences. |
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| Regulators struggle to catch companies that overharvest within the boundaries of legally granted lands or deliberately misidentify prohibited tree species as legal ones. |
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| A computer program will pass the Turing test if users misidentify the program for a live human more than 30 percent during a five-minute chat conversation. |
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