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An erroneous report earlier in the spring said Bush would be there.

"Are not some of the findings by Congress clearly erroneous?"

The erroneous diagnosis, he later said, was more political than medical.

However, again, that could be an erroneous conclusion on his part.

It was only a notion, and perhaps an erroneous one.

All of which we know to be quite erroneous, like most scandal.

Not to recognize the role a language has in the social and political life of a society would be erroneous.

Those that did exist may have been erroneous; others were lost.

But people also have the erroneous impression that the music was new.

In order to able do so, information cannot be discarded even if it is erroneous.

But what was the cause of this erroneous report from the new device?

I am sure that such an appraisal would be erroneous.

According to this erroneous opinion both could not have been built before the 6th or 7th century.

The case being before us, however, its resolution by the majority is another erroneous decision.

The networks were not alone in making erroneous calls after the election.

Is my memory erroneous, or did the city at some point change the lights from green to white, and, if so, why?

No one has been able to explain how this erroneous information appeared in that paper.

You have made an erroneous assumption that it is an either/or situation.

The result is an erroneous reading, showing a pressure much lower than actually present.

Then, after Law received some erroneous reports, he decided to pull back.

Many years later he wrote that the information then supplied was erroneous.

It was perhaps the most erroneous assumption that she had ever made.

This sets the stage for erroneous information from the beginning.

The court held that the lower court's determination was not clearly erroneous.

Reports that she does not make a move without a psychic are erroneous.