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And 15 percent wrongly reported that their children did not use them.

In the same year he was wrongly reported to have died when a young woman shot him.

The date is often wrongly given as 1694 or 1695.

He had a word, too, for all the other wrongly accused.

And may a person use them either rightly or wrongly?

The story of a man wrongly imprisoned for 18 years.

However wrongly, the police really believe there is no mistake.

The equation is often wrongly thought to hold in general.

Rightly or wrongly, I would have to live with that.

The result is that needs and problems are wrongly diagnosed.

We had some good ideas, but they were wrongly applied.

People thought, quite wrongly, that Isabel had time on her hands.

He has seen other people pick up the dogs wrongly.

You hold the secrets that so many have wrongly used.

It may cause a computer to function wrongly or even stop working.

If the two men were wrongly indicted in the first place, justice has been done.

I would add that, wrongly perhaps, this is what most consumers already believe.

Yet now it is in my heart that I have treated him wrongly.

People have been asking her now to get involved in another case of someone they say was wrongly accused.

Rightly or wrongly, I was named to take his place.

Was it possible that he could have judged so wrongly?

Many people wrongly thought that all Jews were rich, mean, and not social.

Look, if you've been wrongly imprisoned, then I want to help you get your freedom.

In 1955, the results of the men's event were wrongly calculated.

Those who were wrongly caught up in the military's net must have an opportunity to make their case.