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They would know only when the infallible Record told them.

Why should you change an author when he's not infallible?

No work plan is infallible and changes may be necessary.

Not infallible of course, and Woman's hour does include men as well.

We're far from infallible - someone had better watch out for us.

"You are no more infallible than anyone else," she said finally.

I told him the company made no claims to being infallible.

And I, by the same reason, say it is better for men that every man himself should be infallible.

It seemed to him as if they should be perfect and infallible.

Even on its own terms, of course, survey research is not infallible.

Six weeks to make sure that the experts were infallible.

You will laugh, but I think he is nearly infallible.

"The Americans have good weapons, but they are not infallible."

"He has an infallible instinct for getting in at the right time."

Homer seemed to be infallible and had never made a wrong decision.

That law had a logic which now seemed more infallible than ever.

But even that is not an infallible guide, he added.

And the people in the section needed that parent to be infallible.

These tools of analysis are not always necessary or infallible.

No practitioner is infallible, and most members of the public understand this fact.

The guns were not "infallible" and the company soon went out of business.

The rule is not infallible, but it will help you to be on your guard.

He may have been created as one of those infallible heroes who can get away with anything.

"The whole infallible thing, I find it kind of cool."

First, what is the content of such an infallible belief?