A mistake that results from taking one thing to be another.
1 So others besides the general and Lyman are concerned in this mix-up .
2 Speaking from Australia, she said the mix - up had left her on edge.
3 There had been a mix - up ; it hadn't been in stock for weeks.
4 BBC Breakfast mix - up : 'I think you have the wrong guest' no Close
5 Oscar Schindler's exercise regime consisted of a mix - up a couple of canters.
6 For a quarter of an hour things were in a strange mix-up .
7 His second was courtesy of a mix - up between Liam Moore and Habsi.
8 The patch-nosed salamander is only known to science because of a mix - up .
9 They are shipwrecked and a strange mix - up occurs on account of it.
10 The mix - up that left his firm unregistered with securities regulators in Florida.
11 The delay is believed to have been due to a scheduling mix - up .
12 There is logic, I tell you, Mrs. Blair-straight through the apparent mix-up .
13 Then there was a mix - up under Upper's goal and the whistle shrilled.
14 Instantly there was a mix - up , with bellowing, plunging steers all about him.
15 Last week, a voting mix - up resulted in that provision being axed.
16 CME did not immediately respond to a request for comment about the mix - up .
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