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And when it comes to fertility, said Whelan and Selvaratnam, they are often misinformed and dole out bad advice.

A lot of that has to do with clichés and stereotyping through the years, a misinformed preconception of excessive promiscuity.

The Texas crusader let it slip this week that she is badly misinformed on the late-term abortion ban she crusaded against.

They cut me off and suggested that as a foreigner, I was somehow misinformed.

Suppose B is misinformed and learns that A is giving a barrel of apples to each of his customers?

It is more rational to conclude that Godwin was misinformed, than to believe this.

I have been misinformed, you say, as to my principal relations being at my uncle Harlowe's.

Voltaire was misinformed; and would perhaps learn, by a second inquiry, a truth less splendid and amusing.

If you say you were misinformed, then you are not fit for your position, and should give place to a better man.