Despite the misguidedness of this conclusion, Musk jumped all over it and confirmed such plans.
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"To me, this paper is a perfect storm of misguidedness and wrongheadedness," he told me.
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The true extent of Book of Henry's misguidedness apparently can't be explained without delving into hardcore spoilers.
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Sometimes less is more, and it's good that you're so grounded, but Neptune's involvement signals some sort of misinformation and sense of misguidedness.
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Rather, I believe that the lack of understanding regarding the underlying causes of this tragedy demonstrates the societal misguidedness that has failed my friends, their families, and countless others.
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The basic Buddhist analysis of the human predicament makes sense, as well, of the irony of colonialist conceptions of Buddhism and of the misguidedness of colonial attempts to exploit religious identities.
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For those who might not be able to discern which results are more credible, getting a false positive from an at-home kit and a negative from the lab might lead to unnecessary, life-altering surgery in the event that fear or misguidedness outweighs the assurance of a medical professional.
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In a knowledge economy corporate learning is necessary to survive Setting a goal to connect with the oneness everyday through daily meditation will ultimately advance us to the next level of evolution and get us unstuck from the current level of misguidedness and selfishness in the daily optics of living, working, and achieving.
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Others have called attention to what they regard as misguidedness on the part of the RLI anthropologists, stemming from the fact that they were embedded in the colonial system and blind to its reality as a component in dialectic study.Ferguson, James. 1999, Expectations of Modernity, Berkeley, LA, London. University of California PressMagubane, Bernard.
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In the passage, Ezra argues with Uriel about matters of justice in a way that he never could with God; however, the angel argues back with a series of riddles that eventually show Ezra the misguidedness of his thinking (4 Ezra 3:1-4:21). Importantly, Uriel does not simply transmit information or “speak at” Ezra; the two are engaged in an animated dialogue that reflects that of a teacher and a student, with the former guiding the latter to a realization. Ezra could never argue with God the way he argues with Uriel; however, this argument and its accompanying emotional catharsis is partially what leads him to discover the truth and main message of the passage on his own. In Daniel, angels also assume the roles of interpreters and teachers, notably in their abilities to explain visions concerning the eschaton, and help human prophets unknot knowledge from it. In Daniel, it is the archangel Gabriel who is sent down from heaven by God to explain Daniel's perplexing visions and help relieve some of his distress (Daniel 8:16-17).
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