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He had argued it was a case of mistaken identity.

Norwood could be mistaken for a young, aspiring actress when one glances at its social media.

Nor should it be mistaken for blind optimism, which is when people can have an overly positive outlook and be in denial that something exists.

"The assertion that Ukraine can win back something by fighting is mistaken," the spokesman told reporters later.

To do so risks under-weighting an important part of the electorate; a lack of English fluency shouldn’t be mistaken for a lack of political engagement.