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21misstatements — mɪs steɪtmÉ™nt n. wrong statement; inexact statement …
22take back — {v.} To change or deny something offered, promised, or stated; admit to making a wrong statement. * /I take back my offer to buy the house now that I ve had a good look at it./ * /I want you to take back the unkind things you said about Kenneth./ …
23take back — {v.} To change or deny something offered, promised, or stated; admit to making a wrong statement. * /I take back my offer to buy the house now that I ve had a good look at it./ * /I want you to take back the unkind things you said about Kenneth./ …
24Eduardo Lonardi — Infobox President | name=Eduardo Lonardi small nationality=Argentine order=31st President of Argentina term start=September 23, 1955 term end=November 12, 1955 predecessor=Military junta (José Domingo Molina and others) successor=Pedro Eugenio… …
25Criticism of IPCC AR4 — The IPCC Fourth Assessment Report (AR4) has been subjected to both scientific and non scientific (process based) criticism. Scientific criticism can broadly be broken down into criticism that the report either greatly understates or greatly… …
26misstate — misstatement, n. misstater, n. /mis stayt /, v.t., misstated, misstating. to state wrongly or misleadingly; make a wrong statement about. [1640 50; MIS 1 + STATE] Syn. misreport, falsify, alter, distort. * * * …
27take\ back — v To change or deny something offered, promised, or stated; admit to making a wrong statement. I take back my offer to buy the house now that I ve had a good look at it. I want you to take back the unkind things you said about Kenneth …
28take back — admit to making a wrong statement He had to take back what he said about his boss in front of his co workers …
29misstatement — n. Misrepresentation, falsification, wrong statement …
30misstate — /mɪsˈsteɪt/ (say mis stayt) verb (t) (misstated, misstating) to state wrongly or misleadingly; make a wrong statement about. –misstatement, noun …
