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Although she said the King seemed to know about her "mischievous" side, when as a youngster she'd misguidedly tried to go upside one of the huge chimneys.

Rather than admitting defeat, the models often provided wrong answers, reflecting their usual misguided confidence.

Just outside, the expensive new building under construction for the museum’s permanent collection is taking shape, designed for a misguided plan for theme show displays.

New York audiences were unimpressed with the Rupert Goold production, with Variety’s review calling it a “misguided West End import.”

There are still a shocking number of deluded and misguided folks out there who believe Trump won in 2020.