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"Where I have subsequently learned of errors or misinterpretations I have made changes in this edition.
For one thing, the letter-writers call attention to errors or misinterpretations and are largely critical.
Fisheries biologists point out that the nuances of management contained in fisheries data—such as altered fisher behavior, the variable “catchability” of individual species, and altered gear use—were discounted in the Myers and Worm (2003) assessment and led to misinterpretations for some species, notably tropical tunas (Figure 2).
The remainder of Chapter 1 is mainly a catalogue of misinterpretations, aberrations, and plain errors regarding the use of man as a generic.
The Washington Post reported last week that James Carville--angered by alleged misinterpretations of the First Lady's interview in Talk --was going to put classified ads in the paper promising $100,000 "to any reporter who can show me that Hillary Clinton linked the president's sexual misconduct with his childhood."