Lorraine's last book, " Bellevue ", written with Dr . Laurence Miscall, was published in 1940.
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This miscall helped revive discussions around centralizing all replay review functions to the league office, similar to the National Hockey League's system.
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Betraying a " source " is to dishonor the profession, as journalists are apt to miscall their trade when they assemble to be solemn about themselves.
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And why couldn't Jones miscall this race and let Pre win ( or did we give away a key element to non-sports moviegoers ) ? . ..
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These are the pale deaths which men miscall their lives . " ) was written by German poet Paul Gerhardt, but was erroneously attributed to Burton in the liner notes.
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Television's chief executives are going before Congress to explain how they plan to fix the vote-counting system that led to their embarrassing miscalls in the Florida presidential election.
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In your position as commissioner of the NFL, let me ask your professional opinion on which was more outrageous : The commission of the miscall, or the preposterous excuse for the miscall.
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In your position as commissioner of the NFL, let me ask your professional opinion on which was more outrageous : The commission of the miscall, or the preposterous excuse for the miscall.
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They came close Tuesday with the Senate race in New Hampshire, but to miscall Florida or Illinois would really be a case of egg on their faces and a pox on their projection houses.
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The main motive for the complaint was what Santos said was the referee's miscall on an alleged foul inside the box in the 70th minute, when Santos was down 1-0.
