Fate errs not in judgment.

in the red planet unmistakable miles

You know the difference between imagination and actuality.

It was at this time that he switched to playing in goal.

Within the practice of ethnic cleansing emerges an unmistakable pattern at work.

Webs of intrigue and murky players obscure details, but the priorities are unmistakeable.

That strange idealist had found a practical use for it at once unerringly, as it were.

Plainly and unmistakably common from her painted toenails to the top of her bleached head.

They trust that election workers and election observers do their jobs and do their jobs correctly.

What do you think a year from now, you are going to be able to say is true, if you execute perfectly?

And there is one clear measure of how we perform at that task extinction rates.

The EU Constitution should establish unequivocally which prerogatives belong to Europe and which to member countries.

This alarm shall be clearly and unmistakably audible in all rooms accessible to passengers.

So you'd think that us, as a successful species on the planet you, me, everybody would be really good at making these trade offs.

And the real power of the system is in the real time sound recognition, so we can respond to the dolphins quickly and accurately.

And we take it for granted now, that each of these machines has billions of transistors, doing billions of cycles per second without failing.

The interior space, glazed throughout, is bright and open, the fired clinker floors and the elegant street lamps speak the unmistakable language of a public town square.

One indication that something new is affecting Russian policy is provided by those loyal Kremlin pundits who are known for their gift of unmistakably guessing their masters changing moods.

Most of us have to trust that that happens correctly for our own vote, and we all have to trust that that happens correctly for all the votes in the election.

Since 1990, the Government of India has seized close to 40,000 such weapons whose markings indicate, unmistakably, external origin.

I believe that the direct experience of my country within our brief time as a Member provides unmistakable evidence of the strength of concerted, international action.

Call on your Lord, they said, to name its variety, as cows be all alike to us. If God wills we shall be guided aright.

They said, Pray to your Lord that He may clearly describe the cow to us, we are really in a doubt as to which cow it is and if Allah wills, we will attain guidance.

They said, 'Pray to thy Lord for us, that He make clear to us what she may be cows are much alike to us and, if God will, we shall then be guided.'

They said supplicate for us unto thy Lord that He make manifest unto us whatever she should be, for verily the cow hath become dubious unto us and verily we, if God will, shall beguided.

They said, Call upon your Lord for us to make plain to us what it is. Verily to us all cows are alike, And surely, if Allah wills, we will be guided.

They said, Call upon your Lord to show us which one the heifers look alike to us and God willing, we will be guided.

Again they said, Pray your Lord to specify for us the kind of cow that is required for cows (of this type) look alike to us. We shall then find her, if God so wills.

They said Pray for us unto thy Lord that He make clear to us what (cow) she is. Lo! cows are much alike to us and Lo! if Allah wills, we may be led aright.

Leading economic columnist Martin Wolf of the Financial Times distinguished himself again by warning, stubbornly and correctly, that the US stock market would eventually reverse to more normal historical levels.

And make no mistake about it the EU s unilateral emission restrictions are not only economically destructive likely to cost Europe an estimated 250 billion a year by 2020 but are also astonishingly ineffective.

It was clearly and unmistakably his earlier voice, but in it was intermingled, as if from below, an irrepressibly painful squeaking, which left the words positively distinct only in the first moment and distorted them in the reverberation, so that one didn't know if one had heard correctly.