Khong errs in mistaking his subjects' utterances for their thoughts (presumption five).
It is here that the strength of western values of individual autonomy comes to the fore; the family could be mistaking what its own norms require in such circumstances.
In other cases, where individuals only lived in social assistance households for a while the risk of mistaking an alternative spell for a social assistance spell might be higher.
We cannot hope to understand the full picture; yet there is no mistaking the sense of a significant upheaval taking place close to the king.
If mortality has been falling over time, we could be mistaking a mortality-improvement factor for a years-of-exposure effect.
Here the student is mistaking the verb he heard, ' 'cuidar' ', which translates as ' 'to take care of ' ', with ' 'ciudad' ', which translates as ' 'city' '.
Moreover, doctors are not trained to recognize pesticide-poisoning symptoms, commonly mistaking symptoms for food poisoning or other illnesses.
The problem, in part, is that publicity in this case unavoidably exposes people to public humiliation, shame and censure for mistaking their moral duty.
