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Erroneous
Erroneous means based on or containing an error, to be mistaken, wrong, incorrect or inaccurate; to stray from what is considered moral, decent, proper, etc.

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Erroneous verbalizations and risk taking at video lotteries.
May 01, 2003; The majority of individuals behave and think irrationally when gambling. The players' perceptions are said to be irrational or...
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Japanese Inventors Develop Erroneous Erasure Reproducing Apparatus
Oct 03, 2006; ALEXANDRIA, Va., Oct. 3 -- Takahiro Fukutani and Katsuya Kamada, both of Kanagawa, Japan, and Nobuaki Baba and Minoru Ootsuka,...
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Albright College Corrects Erroneous Statements Made In Mehra Press Releases; Cautions Editors.
Sep 09, 2001; READING, Pa., Sept. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- Albright College issued its own corrections of erroneous statements made in press releases...
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Erroneous reports.(Experts Focus on Lab Concerns)
Feb 01, 2004; Q I have read that when submitting a corrected report, the original (erroneous) report is to be left on the chart, because if the...
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FIA: Erroneous Trades Need Standard Handling As E-Trading Increases.(Futures Industry Association )
Sep 02, 2002; The Futures Industry Association in late July issued a list of recommendations for the handling of erroneous trades, a problem...
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