The problem that needs to be corrected—if it can even be corrected—he said, is irresponsible parenting.
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Earlier in the day, he went after ABC News's Brian Ross over a corrected news report, as well as CNN, also for a corrected report.
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CNN has also corrected the name of the school district where Jenny Parks was a teacher and corrected attribution of a Facebook post regarding victim Susan Smith.
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I'm pretty forgiving about a typo, a misused word, a factual error that gets corrected, or even an inaccurate claim if it's unintentional (again, if it gets corrected).
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Periods of enhanced salt liking only last until the depletion has been corrected, and once corrected, inhibitory signals will turn off the "liking" and turn on the "aversion" signal.
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"There are other corners of the market that are not as strong, and they need to be fixed...The semis corrected 15%, and Shanghai corrected [14%] from April 8," he said.
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" The prince quickly corrected himself with "um, Japanese food.
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Some time has passed now — has he corrected that?
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" He claims he corrected her, but she replied, "Whatever.
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" Ortega allegedly then corrected the message and said "*xanax.
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"We have corrected your first female body," the cult chants.
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I have been corrected when I have gotten something wrong.
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There were also a few errors that have been corrected.
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It's been corrected with confirmation from their state election offices.
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I swayed and corrected to keep my cargo in check.
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We apologize for the error, which has now been corrected.
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Note: The original version of this article has been corrected.
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It's been corrected to say application deadlines vary by state.
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He's also corrected 15 papers, according to Retraction Watch's database.
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We regret the error and this has since been corrected.
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This story was corrected to change Avant Credit to Avant.
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It also corrected the spelling of Philip Jones' first name.
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So guys, I stand corrected and I take it back.
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The third paragraph has corrected and we regret the error.
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She also corrected her mom after she frosted a cupcake.
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Correction: Aspects of Kevin Esvelt's work described have been corrected.
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Rather, I should say excessive appreciation or overvaluation was corrected.
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It's 40,000 feet above sea level, and has been corrected.
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CORRECTION: This story was corrected after John Burns earlier misspoke.
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The Navy has corrected his medal count following the investigation.
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In fact, two months passed before a corrected version surfaced.
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We all have something we want adjusted, corrected, or revised.
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Irregularities in Warsaw should be corrected, property should be returned.
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Today, the company corrected this down to 'nearly 700 million.
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RF Giancarlo Stanton is trying to get his issues corrected.
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EditorsNote: Edit 22: Corrected a formatting issue in sixth graf.
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Other figures from the Labor Department report were also corrected.
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At WWDC this year, Apple corrected course for the Mac.
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The voter rolls were corrected after the attack was discovered.
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It has been corrected to reflect the true date -- 1900.
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Correction: The story corrected the number of Inspiralized's Instagram followers.
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Casca later corrected himself, saying the suit was actually black.
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She corrected the teacher that it was Hanzo, not Hanso.
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Dalasam corrected me, pointing out the sarcasm of the lyrics.
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This has been corrected and Motherboard regrets the copy error.
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The article has been corrected and we regret the error.
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It was Johan Cruyff himself and this has been corrected.
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Shortly thereafter, the result was corrected to a majority draw.
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"Do you have your headpiece?" she asked, then corrected herself.
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"Those safety issues had been addressed and corrected," said Kindlon.
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After Dr. Munro pointed out the problem, Amazon corrected it.
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I've seen everything, done everything, and corrected everything from others.
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It later corrected the video and apologized for the error.
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It was not corrected until Els had finished his round.
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After half an hour, the copies were collected and corrected.
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The piece has been corrected to reflect he is male.
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Either way, it's a legal flaw that must be corrected.
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Insurers corrected for that by raising premiums somewhat for 2016.
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"I was terrified of being not good," Burnham corrected her.
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But the White House later corrected that version of events.
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Correction: The spelling of LaVoy Finicum's name has been corrected.
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We've corrected the text above and deeply regret the error.
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" It has been corrected here to say "fucks with you.
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When I asked what her research was she corrected me.
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Correction: This version corrected the first name of Daniel Yergin.
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CORRECTION: Jonathan White's title has been corrected in this story.
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But some of his typos have been deleted and corrected.
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They said that can only be corrected through biometric verification.
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"Big mistake," he said, when his guests awkwardly corrected him.
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The article has been corrected and updated with a link.
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I compounded the error on Twitter, which I quickly corrected.
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The article has been corrected, and we regret the error.
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"All the customers were in happy moods," she corrected me.
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Corrected to reflect that the statement said "inhumane," not "inhuman."
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Then Trump corrected himself and said, 'Sorry, I meant Narnia.
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They reject the idea that deafness needs to be corrected.
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Some in the audience booed as the price was corrected.
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We quickly corrected this issue and are sorry this happened.
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Update: The pricing as listed has been corrected to $4,195.
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The company also posted a corrected earnings release on Tuesday.
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"How this will be corrected, only God knows," he said.
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We have corrected the above paragraph and included a statement.
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I made mistakes but with timing those will be corrected.
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"I just appreciate that the misquote was corrected," he said.
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This story was corrected on March 18 at 2 p.m.
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It's unknown if the court would have approved corrected applications.
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"We corrected it in the next edition," Ms. Orlean said.
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Editor's note: This article was corrected from an earlier version.
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Zohre corrected the proofs by hand with a red pencil.
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"Same school, but not the same time," she corrected him.
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They corrected their style over the course of the game.
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This story has also been corrected to reflect that Rep.
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"The Trump administration has corrected a historic injustice," Netanyahu said.
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CORRECTION: The story has been corrected to clarify that Sen.
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Update (December 17, 2019): Corrected Erica Brescia's title to COO.
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She acknowledged and corrected her statement Friday morning on Twitter.
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Rolling Stone eventually corrected and then entirely retracted the article.
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"We corrected it, and we're sticking to it," he said.
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Update: Third paragraph corrected to account for new polling data.
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Editor's note: This piece corrected the spelling of George Shultz.
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It is a policy anomaly that needs to be corrected.
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Corrected to reflect that this event was not a fundraiser.
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Nowhere does he note that he, too, corrected the error.
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We apologize for the error, and it has been corrected.
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They then used the Universal Dependency (UD) standard to map syntactic relationships for both corrected and non-corrected sentences, identifying, for example, which adjectives modify which nouns, and verbs that are auxiliaries of other verbs.
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Correction: Time of draw has been corrected to 3 p.m. AEDT.
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PDT The name of the company, Genius, was updated and corrected.
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And then they went back and said that they corrected it.
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The post has been corrected and the writer regrets the error.
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We have corrected the headline and clarified this in the text.
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Officials had said four were killed, but later corrected the number.
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This post has been accordingly corrected to reflect the correct information.
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More recently, they corrected a blatant mistake in their beer emoji .
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The headline has since been corrected and we regret the error.
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Since then, all four of them have been retracted or corrected.
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Google's late to the party, but at least it's corrected course.
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The report was later corrected to show Megvii was not involved.
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Her next time out, she course-corrected, but by too much.
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We identified the wrong Stephen Miller and have corrected our story.
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An autopsy in June corrected the cause of death to choking.
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The DOC manually calculated and corrected the specific offender's credited time.
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The mistake, which was replicated in the headline, has been corrected.
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But that burst of inequality should have self-corrected by now.
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It's happened to a lot of people, Candace, Blythe corrected me.
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Cardiomyocytes from patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy corrected by CRISPR-Cpf1.
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Also corrected the name of its food delivery service is GrabFood.
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The company said all the issues in those letters were corrected.
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Some minor spelling and formatting errors have been corrected for readability.
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We regret the original error and it has been corrected above.
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The young programmer says that any abuse is usually quickly corrected.
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Editor's note: This piece has been corrected to say that Sen.
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The 10K 'content reviewers' headline was not accurate, and we've corrected.
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The article has been corrected and we apologize for this error.
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CORRECTED-SHANGHAI COMPOSITE INDEX CLOSES DOWN 1.6 PCT AT 2,777.56 POINTS
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Corrected to reflect that Sessions's first name is Jefferson, not Jeffrey.
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He's since deleted the Moana tweet and reposted a corrected verison.
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She is still waiting for her earnings history to be corrected.
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"Oh, Clementine, this is my son!" my mom always quickly corrected.
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It has been corrected and we sincerely apologize for the error.
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We've corrected the piece to reflected that and regret the error.
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The Hill corrected the error, but not before the tweet storm.
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It has now been corrected and the writer regrets the error.
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He later corrected both errors and apologized to the parliamentary authorities.
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CORRECTION: This story has been corrected to accurately reflect Moulitsas' comments.
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This post was corrected to reflect that Martina Navratilova is Czech.
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I over-corrected and brought it back right down the middle.
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We have corrected our process to ensure this doesn't happen again.
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That quote has been corrected and properly attributed to Griselmarie Alemar.
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After the mistake on ABC's "This Week," Pelosi quickly corrected herself.
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Correction: An attribution in this story was corrected on Aug. 14.
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" On Tuesday, the White House corrected its transcript to say "thinking.
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After this, corrected stem cells are infused back into the patient.
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When oversight is robust, flawed decision-making is revealed and corrected.
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According to CBS Boston, the announcement was corrected around 28500 a.m.
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This post was corrected to remove a reference to middle schools.
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A few days later, it was added in a corrected transcript.
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The source of that information, Medium Buying, has corrected their information.
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Wrong decisions are wrong decisions, and should be corrected, not encouraged.
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"A bad location can only be corrected with a low price."
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He also questioned why Vindman earlier in the hearing corrected Rep.
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Didn't redden like Trump, turning crimson when challenged, scarlet when corrected.
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Correction: Corrected the date of the last Cubs World Series win.
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"Signal problems," corrected the teacher, himself a graduate of Queens Tech.
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" It's since been corrected to "15 to 25 miles per week.
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It was double-vision for a while, but it corrected itself.
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He feels bad about calling her Bruce, but he corrected himself.
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These things can happen quickly and tend to be corrected quickly.
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It is everybody's hope that it is about to be corrected.
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Sure, journalists made mistakes, and when discovered, they were promptly corrected.
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"Una Clarke, who is with us here today," he quickly corrected.
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The president later corrected some of his remarks, saying he misspoke.
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Within minutes, the National Weather Service in Alabama corrected the president.
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But I think those things are being corrected in this moment.
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"Our mistake was corrected," Mr. Posokhin said with a wry laugh.
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"But the defendant never corrected his false statements," the prosecutors wrote.
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A second version was released hours later with the mistake corrected.
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" I thought about it briefly and corrected my answer: "A wife.
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The paper corrected that mistake with an obituary published this year.
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Asked whether he viewed bunting as disrespectful, Sabathia corrected the questioner.
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A mistake has been made and a mistake should be corrected.
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"This has to be corrected," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The news got as far as Hawaii before it was corrected.
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This story has been updated and corrected to reflect Hannity's tone.
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The business of conservatives is to prevent mistakes from being corrected.
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A "corrected" statement removed the bit about Manafort telling the truth.
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"The landmark date in her memory was corrected," Sergeant Schaffer said.
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I maintain you could have corrected her then, even if awkward.
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" Then as she was walking away, she corrected herself: "young American.
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He later deleted the original tweet and corrected the spelling error.
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Then the translator corrected her that it was actually four boys.
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He soon corrected himself and repeated the target of 400,000 deliveries.
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Disclaimer Note: an incorrect headline stating "cheapest market" has been corrected.
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It certainly wasn't when she corrected one of Ms. Rainer's anecdotes.
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He then corrected himself, and pointed to a dead black crow.
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After Thomas made his first free throw, the officials corrected their mistake.
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The technical glitch has been "corrected for subsequent bookings," the airlines said.
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The airline told CNBC that it had since corrected all outstanding violations.
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Such a totally and systematically unbalanced bilateral trade relationship must be corrected.
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Plus, the programs are even color corrected to suit a dog's vision.
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After company attorneys talked to him about that tweet, he corrected it.
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The commission has said any mistakes in the roll are being corrected.
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We've corrected the story to reflect this context and regret the error.
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Bookey says the software coding issue was corrected after it was discovered.
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"I believe it's that they did brief him on it," Meyers corrected.
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And so they see all these wrongs that need to be corrected.
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In small letters beneath, an adult has corrected his two spelling errors.
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The author has corrected this in the text and regrets the error.
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It's been corrected in the text and the writer regrets the error.
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It also corrected the name of the other company headed by Dorsey.
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Virginia officials gave his middle initial as A., but later corrected themselves.
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We have since corrected the error in the headline and text below.
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An earlier version of this story misstated the number of corrected papers.
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The team's pitching coach, Paul Menhart, noticed, and Strasburg corrected the problem.
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A Google spokesperson said the tartan issue was corrected before BERT's launch.
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The network later corrected the report and the show's executive producer apologized.
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We believe we've corrected all accounts to reflect your follow/unfollow intent.
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" Pence's team said that the report was "false and should be corrected.
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DeGeneres immediately corrected herself, and later apologized to Dewan for the mistake.
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And it is everyone's hope that it is about to be corrected.
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She must be corrected by the hero, set back in her place.
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"The USA Today report is false and should be corrected," Agen said.
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Also corrected to say that the phone runs Android Nougat, not Marshmallow.
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" With a twinkle in her eye, she corrected herself: "No, for me.
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" After a couple of reporters corrected him, Trump clarified: "I mean Virginia.
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This was an awful thing that needed to be revealed and corrected.
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The corrected metric may lower a 28-day metric by 55 percent.
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A corrected version of the map can be found at nytimes.com/world.
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CORRECTED - HSBC - QTRLY ADJUSTED REVENUE $13,267 MLN VS $13,486 MLN (NOT "BLN")
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A typo ("2018") in the second paragraph has been corrected to "2019".
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Here's hoping a few more predatory advertising practices are uncovered and corrected.
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Seven-times French Open champion Chris Evert was happy to stand corrected.
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These errors fortunately can be corrected with Google Maps' reporting tool, though.
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It was Amy McDonough who said this, and we've corrected the error.
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Kardashian corrected her mistake shortly after and no noted injuries were sustained.
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Still, there are several reasons to believe this weakness can be corrected.
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Until that is corrected, the Fed is probably going to more accommodative.
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This piece has been corrected to accurately represent the Gallup poll statistic.
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We've also corrected previous statements that this complaint resulted in an investigation.
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Next, merchant lobbying groups will claim that Durbin corrected a market failure.
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"Wrong black girl," I said, smiling, before he apologized and corrected himself.
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Correction: This article has been corrected to reflect Narendra Modi's proper title.
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That has been corrected to incorporate content overall, including original, licensed, etc.
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This piece was corrected on March 85033, 2017 at 3:04 p.m.
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This piece was corrected on March 85033, 2017 at 3:20 p.m.
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If they had corrected for certain errors, they may have seen that.
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Authorities initially announced a higher death toll, but later corrected that figure.
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CNN never corrected its reporting because CNN never had anything to correct.
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CORRECTION: This article was corrected to include the full quote from Horowitz.
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This was actually publicly available information, and CNN has corrected the story.
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This seems like bad engineering, so why hasn't this glitch been corrected?
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This piece was corrected on July 85033, 2016 at 3:45 p.m.
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Boswell corrected her websites after being contacted by the state nursing board.
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Many saw the 2015 framework as a better-organized, politically corrected version.
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You have to have corrected the mistake for the synapses to fire.
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If these flaws were going to be corrected, they would have been.
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Ms. Haynes acknowledged that those were errors, and have since been corrected.
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This piece was corrected on May 85033, 2016 at 4:55 p.m.
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This piece was corrected on June 85033, 2016 at 8:05 a.m.
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The court's press office said the amended orders corrected an earlier mistake.
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" America, he corrected an interviewer, was "an imperialist son of a bitch.
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This piece was corrected on March 85033, 2016 at 1:35 p.m.
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Finally, one of his colleagues corrected him and Cima brushed it off.
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This piece was corrected on March 23, 85033 at 7:58 p.m.
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But he hadn't corrected his remarks, which were retweeted several hundred times.
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"I think this is something that needs to be corrected," Pruitt responded.
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It's since been corrected to say that wastewater treatment plants do so.
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This issue has now been corrected, and all transactions are now visible.
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Corrected to reflect that the first season is 13 episodes, not 12.
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I think Watch Dogs 22 has corrected for that in some ways.
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The White House later sent out a corrected version of the transcript.
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The vendor has corrected this, and most channels have already been restored.
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Those instances have been corrected to accurately reflect the media collective's name.
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This piece was corrected on July 85033, 2016 at 5:05 p.m.
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With his help, I corrected my form and kicked off the challenge.
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Both Phillpotts and Jackson underwent minimally invasive procedures that corrected the leak.
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Still, when Roodman corrected for this, it didn't change the results much.
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Mr. Tillerson said he hoped the country's inclusion would soon be corrected.
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South Korea corrected Trump's assertion that Korea was once part of China.
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Corrected to reflect that "Starry Night" is by Van Gogh, not Monet.
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So the defense claimed this was a misunderstanding that was quickly corrected.
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And the Dutch Embassy corrected the mighty president on his hate videos.
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I was stunned the first time a student corrected me in class.
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Corrected to reflect that Archer has most often had 13 episode seasons.
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"No, a successful outcome is staying on the app," Sterling-Angus corrected.
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Correction: Corrected to say the event in Mexico City was an earthquake.
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He later issued another version of the tweet that corrected a typo.
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" Wolf said adjustments weren't made quickly enough, "but we have course corrected.
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I'd be happy to be corrected by trade modelers if that's wrong.
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Figure slightly corrected I should probably not be wasting time on this.
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And being guarded, people presume things and I often haven't corrected them.
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"The good news is that reporting discrepancies can be corrected," said Wallach.
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CORRECTED-RUSSIA'S SBERBANK SAYS Q4 NET PROFIT 212 (NOT 845) BLN ROUBLES
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" He then corrected himself: "The prime minister of Great Britain, Theresa May.
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The article has been updated with the corrected chart. 1/31/20
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This piece was corrected on April 85033, 2017 at 8:26 a.m.
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Editor's note: This piece corrected the spelling of Andrew Yang's last name.
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Importantly, Vallone corrected an earlier statement from Facebook communications manager Andy Stone.
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It has also been corrected to properly describe Veronica Vanterpool's current job.
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They had their children's SAT bubble sheets corrected by a corrupt proctor.
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We corrected it as soon as it was brought to our attention.
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This story was corrected at 1:40 P.M. View the discussion thread.
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You can read the full statement and view the corrected video below.
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Gutman had corrected the error and apologized for it later on Sunday.
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Multiple drill holes suggest measurements had to be redone and mistakes corrected.
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When their mistakes are corrected at all, it's with little seeming regret.
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It has been revised to corrected the terms of Rob Gronkowski's contract.
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After multiple phone calls to his servicer, the record was finally corrected.
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This story was corrected on March 85033, 2016 at 7:12 p.m.
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Despite the outrage expressed by experts, Trump has never corrected the record.
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CORRECTED-CHINA'S OFFSHORE YUAN RISES (NOT FALLS) 0.4% TO 7.0758 PER DOLLAR
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They had their children's SAT bubble sheets corrected by a corrupt proctor.
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"We have had emails from French women who've corrected us," Bayliss says.
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Or did you just feel that you wanted something to be corrected?
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"Simon corrected their trajectory, their braking, the way they accelerated," Bussac said.
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But senior public health officials have frequently contradicted or corrected statements made by the president; in the late hours of Wednesday evening various administration officials corrected four separate policies that Mr. Trump had announced during his nationally televised address.
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I have asked that the record be corrected and there's been no response.
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Synthesized images are color corrected, scaled and oriented to emulate a real image.
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" The adviser then corrected herself, saying, "I'm sorry -- that people leaked the conversation.
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The first attempts used modified viruses to insert corrected genes into patients' genomes.
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They recommend taking the phones out of stores until the problems are corrected.
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UPDATE: After this article was published, the Tax Policy Center corrected its analysis.
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EditorsNote: Edit 1: Corrected time sequences in second-to-last and last paragraphs.
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Correction: This story has been corrected to reflect Macy's beat analysts' earnings expectations.
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One time I too described my hair as "curly," and she corrected me.
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Unlike the competitors, D-wave doesn't need its qubits to be error-corrected.
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Sorry, I am suspicious and hopefully I will be stand corrected next week.
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He emphasized that he's removed or corrected articles when an issue is discovered.
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FIFA said the system corrected six game-changing decisions during the Confederations Cup.
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I mistook him for her boyfriend, and she corrected me, not quite incredulously.
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CORRECTED-SHANGHAI COMPOSITE INDEX SEEN DOWN MORE THAN 5.7 PERCENT (NOT 6 PCT)
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A ninth article, about vegetable-naming, also stands to be corrected or retracted.
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Producers earlier said the previews began on March 6, but later corrected themselves.
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It is a bet that extremes in market prices will be corrected eventually.
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She sent an apologetic note and a corrected picture – signed with an autopen.
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Astronauts in space have lightly corrected the president during a phone call before.
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The story has been corrected to indicate the recovery status of Mark Floyd.
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Her father gently corrected her, telling his daughter to address Phogat as "aunty".
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CORRECTED-HP INC (NOT HEWLETT PACKARD) CEO DION WEISLER TO STEP DOWN -CNBC
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This week, Adobe released a patch for the program that corrected the issue.
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Both Getty and AP's errors have since been corrected to accurately identify Taylor.
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This story has been updated with the corrected amount for Roblox's total funding.
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Correction: This article has been corrected to reflect that protests continued on Thursday.
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"Don't get hung up on the details," she said, when Carell corrected her.
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The company corrected its mistake with the SNES Classic, its second mini-console.
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That's not necessarily a problem, if the results are corrected by humans later.
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We've reached out to Google to see if the error has been corrected.
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Later he corrected himself: The conversation about their marriage was at 4 a.m.
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This story has been corrected to include the correct on-demand streaming options.
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As soon as we became aware of the error, we immediately corrected it.
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We regret the error, and corrected it as soon as we became aware.
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There's a chance that this could be corrected by adjusting the gamma settings.
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I now stand seriously corrected about viewing my work in non-Chrome browsers.
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Corrected to reflect that Collins plays Maria's childhood best friend, not her sister.
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Once the mistake was corrected, the lawsuit was stayed pending a judge's review.
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CORRECTED-U.S. TREASURY YIELDS BRIEFLY RISE AFTER FED MINUTES (REMOVES EXTEND, ADDS BRIEFLY)
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This has since been corrected, the new company name has not been announced.
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It has been corrected to reflect the correct number of markets Instacart serves.
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They grew the corrected cultures into sheets, which they sent back to Germany.
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A non-noisy, error-corrected quantum computer will then come in quite handy.
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We've corrected the text to reflect that and deeply apologize for the error.
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The department of public works (DPW) corrected the misspelling overnight Monday into Tuesday.
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Blahous corrected it, reducing his estimate by about $3 trillion over 1.63 years.
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Correction: Alex Lassiter's title has been corrected to reflect a recent position change
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On Friday morning, Conway sort of corrected the record and said she misspoke.
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Update: Corrected the name of the Xiaomi partner that manufactures the price cooker
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Later, Turnbull corrected Trump, and explained that the Boston Bombers were from Russia.
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It has been corrected to say 200 cases of violation have been found.
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Miller initially said officers were serving a warrant but he later corrected himself.
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But hours later at the outset of the second hearing, Mueller corrected himself.
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"It's a mistake that should be corrected as soon as possible," Balbuena said.
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However, officials later corrected that and said Laachraoui had died in the attack.
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Correction: 7/27/18: The story has been corrected to address several errors.
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This was a mistake that should not have happened and was corrected immediately.
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Crowley corrected him during the debate, changing the entire dynamic in the process.
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This error has been corrected to reflect accurate reports of cruelty in dressage.
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The story has been corrected to show that HomeShare doesn't manage 3,000 apartments.
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"No it isn't," Styles corrected him, pointing out the holes in this logic.
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Something I just corrected with the help of software I use every day.
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Update: Ian McKellen corrected Sam Smith on Twitter, while also congratulating the singer.
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Correction November 1st, 10:44 AM ET: Corrected to Swiss watchmaker, not Swedish.
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We have requested that he provide a corrected version of his initial proof.
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UPDATE: It looks like Trump sent a corrected version of his previous tweet.
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This version of the story was corrected to add "never" in paragraph three
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It briefly halted sales of the models while the stickers were being corrected.
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It has been corrected to reflect that is shared only with the players.
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When I referred to Whalebone as a publication, Mr. Berrang, 34, corrected me.
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CORRECTION: This story has been corrected to properly attribute a quote to Sen.
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Although that idea is now corrected, it's left a weird, historical imprint behind.
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If not soon corrected, the damage done to the country could be severe.
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Corrected to say that it is not interested in a combination with Takeaway.
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But the pigeon flock corrected its flight path, and went the right way.
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The law had flaws, but in my opinion they could have been corrected.
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In that case, the White House released a corrected transcript the next day.
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Ross later corrected that to say Trump had done so as president-elect.
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The banking sector fell 0.7 percent while consumer stocks corrected following recent strength.
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It was the only time that Yan corrected me in our days together.
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Parliament corrected the law but the president has not enacted the revised text.
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Jordain Carney contributed to this story, which was corrected at 1:56 p.m.
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When corrected by his teachers, he would explain his constructions to show that
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"I like mine salty," Gates graciously said when the teacher gently corrected him.
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Bennett said most artists prefer to perform in a white, color-corrected spotlight.
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During the interview, she corrected Quest who said she had declared her candidacy.
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" Steven Weisman, Bumiller's husband, a former Times writer, said, happily, "She corrected you.
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Tumblr says it has now corrected the problem by classifying each post individually.
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The procedures at issue were either retired or corrected between 2011 and 2013.
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Corrected to reflect that Harley's backstory came in "Mad Love," not "Joker's Favor."
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If not corrected, certain provisions in the agreement may directly spur new violence.
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It corrected itself over the years, but the career was over like that.
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"I found out about this yesterday, and I corrected the action," Pruitt said.
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Editor's note: This story has been corrected to reflect the appropriate California laws.
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We want to encourage opportunities for people to be wrong and be corrected.
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Corrected to reflect that Jackie Earle Haley was in Preacher, not Breaking Bad.
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Corrected to reflect that Cyborg, not Cyclops, is part of the Justice League.
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They were all words that suggested what I felt could somehow be corrected.
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"I found out about this yesterday, and I corrected the action," Pruitt said. .
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Facebook corrected the mistake only in response to an inquiry from The Times.
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"When science is false and inaccurate, it should be corrected," Mr. Bicks said.
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"I feel that's an imbalance," he said, "that absolutely needs to be corrected."
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Some of Griffin's weaknesses cannot be corrected, nothing can be done about them.
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A bias towards male chicks has been corrected with a blunter tool: dieting.
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I corrected her and told my aunt that unfortunately this was not true.
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" His lunch companion, Nicole Boonjakuakul, corrected him: "I've seen conversations where they're commiserating.
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Peskov first said that evacuation will start on Saturday but later corrected himself.
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"An injustice was done and will be corrected," Mr. Harbour wrote on Twitter.
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An HHS spokesperson on Thursday night said that the lapse had been corrected.
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Correction: A mistranslation of the word "parity" in Tsai's statement has been corrected.
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It has also been updated after GovExec corrected their TSA screener resignation data.
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We corrected the 85033 mistake that many said would kill the Republican Party.
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This is not right, this is not fair, and it must be corrected.
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Then once I'd corrected the issue, it congratulated me with little green checkmarks.
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Mr. Kristof enjoys running, backpacking and having his Chinese corrected by his children.
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There are many cases of injustice that exist and need to be corrected.
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" Instead, McCain defended his opponent and respectfully corrected her by saying, "No ma'am.
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Within moments of taking the lectern Friday, Mr. Sessions indirectly corrected the record.
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Harris turned a wry smile and corrected herself: "I'm losing track," she said.
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Clinton, transferred emails to her husband's laptop, an account the F.B.I. later corrected.
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CORRECTED-UK CIPS/IHS MARKIT JAN (NOT FEB) FLASH MANUFACTURING PMI AT 49.8
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"I think I just said Royal Caribbean instead of Celebrity Cruises," Paltrow corrected.
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Six patients developed a temporary rhythm problem that corrected itself within two days.
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Trump's tweet was deleted, but it was later republished with a typo corrected.
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That's an insult, but one that can be corrected if workers demand it.
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EDT — We have since been corrected that Good Morning America out-memed us.
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This article has also been corrected to give Gina Ortiz Jones' full name.
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PDT The original "Sabrina Teenage Witch" network was corrected from Nickelodeon to ABC
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CNN on Wednesday corrected a similar report that Comey would refute Trump's claim.
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He corrected the number on Thursday, saying it was closer to 26 patrols.
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There's some distortion, but it's mostly corrected by Sony's software on JPG output.
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What if I receive a corrected 1099 form after filing my tax return?
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And that error cannot be corrected as long as women cannot be priests.
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The corrected report said Trump issued the direction after he'd already been elected.
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" Corrected to reflect that Cisco's Earth Two supervillain goes by "Reverb," not "Vibe.
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Yes, that is a condition that will be corrected later in the week.
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Google also says it'll temporarily underline corrected changes so you can undo it.
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So, I think the early mistakes that had been made have been adequately corrected.
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Corrected to show that Confederate Memorial Day is a state holiday in South Carolina.
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Editor's note: This story has been corrected to use the right name for Rep.
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This item has been corrected to reflect that Speece spoke Thursday, instead of Wednesday.
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It is the most serious mistake of his presidency and must be corrected immediately.
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And so we corrected that right away, we made sure girls' sizes are there.
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They were coming out with the terminal illness that could have been corrected easily.
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Corrected to reflect that Falk did not have a co-writer for "LCD Soundsystem."
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With the corrected gene, his body should be able to produce that crucial enzyme.
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CORRECTED-CHINA PRELIMINARY Q1 CAPITAL ACCOUNT DEFICIT $30 MLN (NOT $300 MLN)- FX REGULATOR
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They were provided with answers, or their answer sheets were surreptitiously corrected, prosecutors said.
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It has been corrected to state that he is facing charges in South Carolina.
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After Kabila was declared winner, the Church called for the results to be corrected.
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It's generally not life- or career-threatening and is typically corrected with minor surgery.
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And he's had five papers retracted and 14 corrected, the latest just this month.
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The only right you have, I corrected him, is to make it home alive.
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Journals have so far retracted three of these papers and corrected at least seven.
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Correction: This article has been corrected to reflect the market moves relate to Tuesday
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Editor's Note: This story has been corrected to note that $920 million is due.
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" That's when Khalifa corrected West and called him a "fool": "KK is weed fool.
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At the time, the organisation apologised for the mix-up and corrected the tweet.
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The news outlet corrected four stories from Thompson and retracted one in its entirety.
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The story has been corrected to show that the Series B was $30 million.
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Update: Corrected wording, as this is not the only card that targets Prime members.
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But plenty of other work based on abhorrent methods has never been formally corrected.
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The essence is that political leadership should be corrected by criticism from the people.
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They corrected me if I messed up a filming schedule or a production history.
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Update November 17th, 10:31 AM ET: Corrected the location of Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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" He's quickly corrected by Branson, "Actually, Ryan, this is more of a partnership announcement.
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Corrected that Panasonic section of the factory was not "off limits," as previously stated.
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It has also been corrected to reflect that Alexa does not yet advertise brands.
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Brown corrected the record with original reports saying the suspected gunman had killed himself.
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Obama said there are nearly 7 million, then corrected himself and said 5 million.
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The headline from the interview with Yahoo was misleading and has since been corrected.
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This has now been corrected and autocorrect has been disabled on our computers. Apologies.
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Palin wants over $75,000 in damages for the piece, which was corrected after publication.
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This was the same year the Oscars seemingly self-corrected after 2016's #OscarsSoWhite.
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It also corrected an editing error: AT&T acquired Time Warner, not the reverse.
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" Harington, 30, corrected her accent and delivery, saying seriously, "You know nothing, Jon Snow.
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This article has been corrected to accurately reflect the name of the emojis' hometown.
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It also corrected the total production number of all Teslas, including its Model 3.
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But she quickly corrected him, saying that the missiles had been launched at Syria.
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Some, like limits on plea bargaining and a ban on coercive questioning, corrected excesses.
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Some spelling errors have been corrected to make the complaints a bit more readable.
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Delta said that issue had been corrected by the time the FAA investigated it.
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BST The name of the band was corrected from Oasis to High Flying Birds.
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It didn't and it became a huge headache for them so they corrected course.
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The round type was also corrected from a Series A to a seed round.
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The White House corrected the caption amid backlash and accusations of homophobia on Facebook.
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" That's when Khalifa corrected West and called him a "fool": "KK is weed fool.
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CORRECTED-CHINA FEBRUARY TOTAL SOCIAL FINANCING 703 BLN YUAN (REUTERS POLL 1,450 BLN YUAN)
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Correction: The growth of Amazon voice-enabled device usage has been corrected to 130%
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This review originally referred to native Afghanis as Arabic, and has since been corrected.
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It even included an example of a corrected story and how we handled it.
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Correction: 100 Amazon Coins are worth $1.00, not $100; this typo has been corrected.
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We also corrected Kroll's age; he was 34, not 35 as we initially reported
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" World-weary Conway corrected, "Don't you mean drain the swamp and build the wall?
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This post has been updated with a corrected estimate for The Sill's 2018 revenue.
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The consent order said the bank later sent out corrected notices that included identification.
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We've corrected the references to it being new, but we believe the analysis stands.
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It is the most serious mistake of his presidency and must be corrected—-immediately.
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If anything is found to merit a correction, it will certainly be corrected. 2.
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Tweets that include misspelled words are usually deleted and replaced with a corrected message.
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This piece has been corrected on Friday, May 85033, 2016 at 10:36 a.m.
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The Corps previously corrected the identity of another man in the photo in 2016.
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Regulators intend to republish a corrected version of the rule at a later date.
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When someone said that the man's name was John Hinckley, Mr. Trump corrected himself.
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He then quickly corrected himself, noting that the meeting would begin five minutes earlier.
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" In his statement, Ross also said that his October disclosure "corrected an earlier filing.
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It was missing a "z" for 58 years until it was corrected in 2018.
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And when we corrected our mistakes, we often doubled down more than we apologized.
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Agencies gave few answers -- and sometimes corrected those answers -- about what the order meant.
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This piece has been corrected on Monday, March 85033, 2016 at 10:50 a.m.
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" Before he could continue, Carlisle corrected him, saying, "No, when you get her back.
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I understand somebody had the misfortune of calling him mister and he corrected him.
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It is the most serious mistake of his presidency and must be corrected – immediately.
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A mild case of laugh lines can be corrected with one or two syringes.
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After describing #NeverTrump movement activists as "suicidal" early in the conversation, he corrected himself.
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The error was corrected, and most pictures captured by official photographers show American flags.
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Corrected ballots were printed and sent to 4,131 voters overseas, including 230 military personnel.
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Update: the second paragraph has been corrected to say Palestinian territories instead of Palestine.
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Anyway, the grounds crew recognized the error of their ways, and corrected the situation.
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It is the most serious mistake of his presidency and must be corrected — immediately.
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Should the co-op contact a seller or broker to request a corrected listing?
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Once those are exposed, they can't be corrected as easily as resetting a password.
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We corrected these wrongs immediately after we heard the complaint and investigated the incidents.
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CORRECTION: The total number of arrests at the border in December has been corrected.
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For more than a year they calibrated and corrected and reality-checked their data.
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The president could have just corrected what he said and apologized for the error.
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Mr. Topuz corrected him in court, saying Cameron Taylor was a male D.E.A. officer.
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He is accused of having his son's ACT answers corrected and athletic profile faked.
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"I was corrected — very firmly," the curator, Christine R. Yano, said at the time.
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Now Nido isn't even the only catcher on the roster with surgically corrected eyes.
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And we have corrected that, and I'm very honored to have done it, Linda.
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CORRECTED-GOLD RISES TO OVER $1,700 PER OUNCE, HIGHEST SINCE DECEMBER 2012 (NOT 2013)
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Because hypervigilance is entered into invisibly, it has to be consciously recognized and corrected.
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CORRECTION: This story has been corrected to show which day the poll was released.
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I corrected him and said I had actually been on air for six years.
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"All mistakes can be corrected as long as it can be done relatively quickly."
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Schumer corrected him: it was a little more than two hundred and sixty thousand.
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The story has been corrected to properly identify it as the Women's Tennis Association.
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UPDATE: This story has been updated with a corrected figure from the Justice Department.
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Correction: This story has been corrected to reflect that Nathan Deal is Georgia's governor.
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The bank issued a corrected number of $7.5 billion as of the first quarter.
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The story has been corrected to reflect that the reporting came from the ICRC.
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It has been corrected to show that Denson's lawsuit was against the Trump campaign.
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But she gently corrected me; she wanted to have everyone almost literally within reach.
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Both say that if an edit cannot be corrected it should not be attempted.
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You corrected so much, he said, but you didn't correct the most important mistake.
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"I think I just said Royal Caribbean instead of Celebrity Cruises," Paltrow corrected herself.
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Becker told Business Insider the medical journals should be corrected if they&aposre wrong.
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CORRECTION: This story has been corrected to fix the spelling of Catherine Frazier's name.
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Correction: This story has been corrected to accurately reflect how Delaware chooses its justices.
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An earlier version was based on a Reuters story that was later corrected. Disclaimer
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EST This story has been corrected to include information about Reddit's data request form.
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McCabe later corrected his statements to investigators about authorizing the disclosure to the newspaper.
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It took a few go rounds before I got everything corrected and squared away.
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They included at least one grammatical error: "pour," which he later corrected to "pore."
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But eventually I figured out 13A and 20A and corrected the entry to FUELING.
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Editor's note: This piece was corrected to show the company's name is Land O'Lakes.
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They never corrected it, so I assume that 60,000 shuttered factories be closed up.
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And you've had the Evernote thing as well, where they've corrected some of that stuff.
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We&aposve corrected our story to reflect the fire marshal&aposs estimate of 5,500 people.
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Luckily, they corrected the course with a well-placed "twat" on the second go around.
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This article is based on the newer, corrected version of the report, released November 8.
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Police initially said Lyles was 34 years old and later corrected his age to 33.
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Trump initially misspelled his tweets about both, then deleted those posts and corrected the spellings.
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Spike Lee has corrected the media for reporting he was calling for an Oscar boycott.
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When Clinton corrected the comedian , she responded by doubling down on her criticism of him.
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Defense lawyers filed a "corrected" version of the document later Tuesday, making the redactions unviewable.
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But once the Voyager data was corrected, New Horizon's results looked almost exactly the same.
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This piece has been corrected to accurately state Warren and Biden's New Hampshire primary results.
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A reader pointed out that it should be "bad," not "badly," and we corrected it.
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Over 11 weeks, the productivity of those whose sight had been corrected rose by 39%.
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Aside from the occasional white-bearded, hyper-punctilious European tourist, nobody has ever corrected him.
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Errors also need to be detected and corrected with the help of many other qubits.
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Instead of being ignored or corrected, she received the sweetest response from one big family.
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This led to reports—soon corrected—that she would let the economy overheat after all.
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CORRECTED-CREDIT SUISSE CHAIRMAN SAYS SITUATION WORSENED AFTER SECOND SPYING (NOT THE SPYING) CASE EMERGED
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CORRECTED-CHINA APRIL IRON ORE IMPORTS LOWEST SINCE OCT 2017, NOT FEB 2016 - RTRS CALCULATIONS
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She literally pushed that cell aside and went back to four and self-corrected herself.
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What is the biggest misconception that you heard about Toronto that needed to be corrected?
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For one, he called her Natalie — twice, one of which was after he'd been corrected.
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Correction: This article has been corrected to reflect that Crouch's parents live in Amherst, Massachusetts.
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I've never corrected them because, to be honest, they scare the shit out of me.
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All: we investigated what happened here, and we made some mistakes (which have been corrected).
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Lisa says Facebook also reached out to her to apologize, and it corrected the link.
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EST/EDT: The actual retail price of the Tetris MicroCard has been corrected to $54.
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That failure could still be corrected during the G-7 summit in France next month.
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She's quickly corrected by a Black woman, who only makes 60 cents to the dollar.
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The source says the company thinks Trump's attacks are being effectively corrected by the media.
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It has been corrected to reflect the 2.7 billion miles driven in the virtual world.
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It also corrected 24/7 Wall St.'s estimate of Clinton's fortune to $75 million.
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Correction: This story was updated after Darktrace corrected the figure it raised to $65 million
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Correction: This story has been corrected to say the shooting took place around 1 a.m.
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The newspaper writes that medics in the Phoenix region have already received corrected test results.
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Update 8/28/18: The Citation 500's US price has been corrected to $599.95.
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CORRECTION: This story has been corrected to reflect that the incident took place on Thursday.
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Correction: The Australian murder rate has been corrected from 1.8 to 1 per 100,000 people.
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Theoretically, with the corrected gene, his body should be able to produce that crucial enzyme.
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The musician also corrected the Daily News when a reporter referred to New Jersey Gov.
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The New York congresswoman and her team corrected the record, saying this is not true.
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Corrected on August 30: to clarify the fourth paragraph regarding the remaining board member's role.
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The article has been corrected to reflect the 2,686 terabytes of data downloaded on Apr.
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Musk later corrected the tweet saying that there would be about 400,000 deliveries this year.
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Editor's note: This article has been corrected to fix the spelling of Josh Leopold's name.
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"Perhaps this is an omission that will be corrected in a later draft," Lawfare writes.
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" This post has been corrected to reflect that Pai said "think of," not "think off.
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When corrected by an NBC News reporter, Trump appeared to pin blame on his staff.
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The figure was corrected by APEX after the initial version of the story was published.
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Two sources have told The Hill that the Ellison camp has corrected the erroneous text.
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Kelly also course-corrected on a previous statement he made regarding the dangers of marijuana.
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On defense, they can correct their errors can be corrected with practice, experience, and discipline.
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For 12 years you could have apologized and corrected this record but you never did.
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Editor's note: This story was corrected to identify Richard Hines' work with Save Southern Heritage.
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There are some things that can be done, and some misunderstandings that can be corrected.
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Correction: Some quotes in this story have been corrected after viewing video of the event.
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Nearly everything that is failing within the NFIP could be corrected with exposure to competition.
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But Schalk thought Berg, a shortstop, was volunteering and put him in without being corrected.
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And if the global trading system is to survive, its gross imbalance must be corrected.
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Something is wrong and it has to be corrected and it starts with the president.
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The story has been also been corrected to reflect that #Paid is an online platform.
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The campaign also corrected the number of Americans whose income would be boosted under Sen.
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The issue was "quickly corrected," it added, following procedures to contain and mitigate the situation.
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He has corrected a mechanical flaw that the Yankees believe led him to tip pitches.
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As of Wednesday morning, the White House still had not corrected or explained the omission.
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I also corrected it and made it very much so that's acceptable now to everybody.
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Hamilton also corrected one of his biggest weaknesses this year by making an ideal start.
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Lima organizers quickly corrected issues with the results management system but transport remains a headache.
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Fox corrected the story on Thursday, 11 days after it aired, and issued an apology.
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It also voided or corrected numerous results from many tests it performed in the past.
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The results reported here emerged after we statistically corrected for the influence of this bias.
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The center said it is revising its analysis and will release a corrected version soon.
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The pilots corrected the issue by manually pointing the nose down, but the problem continued.
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American military officials said it was a mistake, quickly corrected, in scheduling the refueling flights.
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Editor's note: This was corrected to show Jeffrey Lewis is the expert, not James Lewis.
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Note: Article corrected to note that Litecoin founder Charlie Lee is no longer with Coinbase.
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This article has been updated from a previous version to include additional and corrected captions.
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The story has been corrected to attribute those comments to the office of the ministry.
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After throwing my first batch of stones with my left hand, I was politely corrected.
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He has dismissed those charges, saying it was a clerical error that has been corrected.
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"He was quite sanguine, wasn't he?" she said about the young man she'd carefully corrected.
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And in the middle of her doing that, he corrected her for not being woke.
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"When we did polygons and shapes, I made mistakes and he corrected me," she said.
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That series corrected afterward and went in a fairly bland and manageable and accessible direction.
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We've corrected the totals for HBO, FX, and AMC — as well as associated percentages — throughout.
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The California Democrat corrected him to point out that she had not taken that position.
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It may have spelling or grammatical errors that will be corrected at a later date.
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But Gérard Araud, the French ambassador to Washington, corrected Mr. Trump on the European army.
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"Big mistake; mistaken identity, sir, sorry," Mr. Matthews said after he was corrected on-air.
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McCabe initially told investigators he didn't remember authorizing the leak, but then later corrected himself.
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The premises were also harshly corrected by the historic number of commenters on the proposal.
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Then search for the address again so the Waze App looks up the corrected location.
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The source at 0:24 has been corrected to read the Government of Western Australia.
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"It would meet the Times' definition of things that should be promptly corrected," Abramson said.
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The maps have been corrected for things like commute patterns and tourist populations, Facebook says.
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Correction: This article has been corrected to show AB InBev owns popular beers including Hoegaarden.
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The Philips Sonicare toothbrush has corrected my shortcomings through better technique and extended brushing periods.
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"The suspension will remain in effect until the technical matters are corrected," said Maj. Gen.
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But there are plenty of crooked teeth that need to be corrected before you Snap.
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CORRECTION: The name of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has been corrected.
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CORRECTION: This story has been corrected to reflect the proper spelling of Debra Katz's name.
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This story has been updated, and the name of the rehab center has been corrected.
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Falsely describing the path of a hurricane can be a serious matter, if not corrected.
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Instead as Weinsteinian or Polanskian excesses have been corrected, we've increased singlehood, sterility and loneliness.
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But they also corrected their error, though silently, as soon as you pointed it out.
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This was a mistranscription on my part and I've corrected the story to reflect that.
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A White House official later corrected Kudlow's remark, saying the clock started on Dec. 1.
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They point to any edge case to suggest a single corrected typo would break Twitter forever.
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While the error was promptly corrected online, editors failed to follow through on this print correction.
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It corrected some erroneous assumptions in Wilczek's original theory and seemed to be a viable model.
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The report noted a re-inspection was required to ensure the citations were addressed and corrected.
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Jessica Green and Owen, who so far has met every developmental benchmark for his corrected age.
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"Potter" author Rowling wrote the new film and corrected a claim about the "Fantastic Beasts" sequel.
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Tonight authorities on scene said the problem has been corrected and the water is again dropping.
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Apple has corrected 27 percent, and shares of Amazon, Google and Facebook have also sold off.
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Correction: This article has been corrected to refer to Hua Chunying as a foreign ministry spokeswoman.
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Now one of the papers will be corrected, 14 years after publication, BuzzFeed News has learned.
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HHS has corrected its announcement, according to Rachel Seeger of the HHS Office for Civil Rights.
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BST Headline on the story changed from 'retracted' to 'corrected' to more accurately convey the action.
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The Journal later corrected its story to say Carson was being considered for the HUD job.
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Wansink has corrected 13 studies and retracted six, and three of these were coauthored with Payne.
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The presenters had mistakenly been given the wrong category envelope and when discovered, was immediately corrected.
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Corrected: Name id is highly correlated with polling right now, but I think it's noteworthy a.
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The presenters had mistakenly been given the wrong category envelope and when discovered, was immediately corrected.
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In a statement to BuzzFeed News, USCIS spokeswoman Jessica Collins, denied the agency's guidance was corrected.
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"I said I didn't plan this because I'm dumb, but that's not true," she corrected herself.
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Waxman then corrected her story to verify Damon's account and tweeted that she "endorsed" his statement.
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This study, published in Preventive Medicine, was supposed to be corrected, as BuzzFeed News previously reported.
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Vanity Fair demonstrated some cheeky humor on their part as they acknowledged and corrected their mistake.
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Laurie Schalow, the restaurant chain's chief communications officer, said Facebook "corrected the error" after being alerted.
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Quid Motion by TechCrunch on Scribd Primer Corrected PI Opp (004) by TechCrunch on Scribd 4.
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Some of these habits get corrected through therapy, but having to live together expedites the process.
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He looked like someone who wasn't used to being challenged or corrected by those around him.
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Editor's note: This piece was corrected to show Hanssen's run ended early 2001 (not December 2000).
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The boy's test was then allegedly "corrected" by one of Singer's associates before being formally submitted.
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And while those valuations could certainly be corrected, it's not the outcome startup investors would prefer.
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CORRECTED-FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION APPROVES ROUGHLY $5 BILLION FACEBOOK SETTLEMENT - CNBC, CITING DJ (DROPS EXTRANEOUS WORDS)
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The president had to be corrected when recounting the story of his recent strike on Syria.
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EST Updated label on photos and corrected town identified as Paradise, CA to Paradise Pines, CA
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"You beat me badly," he corrected, referring to his own ill-fated presidential campaign in 2008.
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Correction: This story was corrected to reflect that Dombrovskis is the former prime minister of Latvia.
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And then the second we realized that we notified the appropriate parties and corrected the mistake.
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We had more than our usual share of typos on Wednesday, which we have since corrected.
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This story was corrected to say Cyrus Vance, Jr. will be representing law enforcement, not Apple.
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The authors, to their credit, went back to work on a new study, with corrected methods.
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He later corrected his statement: ""Of course I do 'see' color, but I DO NOT discriminate.
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The story has been corrected to show that Business Insider, not CNBC, first reported the news.
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This article has been corrected to more accurately reflect what Senator Corker told the Washington Post.
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The source added that the advertising was later corrected to remove the reference to the tournament.
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It also corrected that 28 percent strongly agreed with the plan and 19 percent strongly disagreed.
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Because if they do, the LME should republish the corrected zinc stocks figures for that period.
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The figure was reported as 80 weeks last week but was corrected by the Labor Department.
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And when we realized it, we corrected it and voted the way I always intended to.
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I just got really loose, over-corrected some, spun to the inside and hit the wall.
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The Dallas Stars started to display some affability toward the Nashville Predators, but quickly corrected themselves. .
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It also was corrected to reflect that The Northeast Maglev secured a $28 million federal grant.
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An ABC News spokesperson said "it was a mistake that was corrected almost immediately (within minutes)."
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It was overstepping" She added, "But I think those things are being corrected in this moment.
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Correction: This story corrected when Left made his earlier prediction that Nvidia would decline to $90.
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Correction August 18th, 06:34AM ET: The release date for the Redux pack has been corrected.
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" When Klobuchar reiterated that she was asking about staff secretary documents, Grassley quipped: "I stand corrected.
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"That wasn't my story, I wasn't attracted to the pain and the drama," Parr corrected him.
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He corrected them as they went, warning them not to touch their necks with contaminated gloves.
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JPMorgan first corrected the statement in some of its marketing materials in 2012, the SEC said.
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CORRECTED-FRANCE IHS MARKIT OCTOBER FINAL MANUFACTURING PMI AT 50.7 (VS 50.1 IN SEPT, NOT 50.5)
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CORRECTED-GERMAN IHS MARKIT OCTOBER FINAL MANUFACTURING PMI AT 42.1 (VS 41.7 IN SEPT, NOT 41.9)
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Editor's note: This story was corrected to reflect new language in The New York Times story.
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CORRECTION: The headline of this story has been corrected to reflect Francis Rooney is a representative.
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The transgender thing was an error," she said, "and I corrected it for the final book.
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The Energy Department intends to republish a corrected version of the rule at a later date.
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That is the way to make thoughtful criticisms of specific failings that need to be corrected.
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CNN corrected Cima and said Alyssa was 18 -- a legal adult -- during her entire hospital stay.
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CNN again corrected Cima, and he again stated that we were wrong and he was right.
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CORRECTION: This story has been corrected to state Turning Point USA is a conservative advocacy group.
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"By his personal lawyer, but thank you," corrected Brzezinski to laughter by those on the set.
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This story has been corrected to accurately reflect the estimated amount of cyber crime in 2020.
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Although the error was promptly corrected online, editors failed to follow through with this print correction.
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While the errors were promptly corrected online, editors failed to follow through on this print correction.
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So far, the county health department has only corrected its error for results in San Marino.
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They walked me through why this field is so fraught and how it can be corrected.
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All told, Hsich corrected for over 30 possible cofactors, and none of them explained the disparity.
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Update: Corrected Acer headset MSRP to $399, though it is available for $245 on Amazon currently.
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One that, if not corrected, could bring down much of the industry without a single arrest.
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This post has been corrected to say the SPD will still be involved in the investigation
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Editor's note: This story has been corrected to note that Amazon made its statement about Sen.
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"I think that's something we've lost our ability to do," Mr. Conover said, then corrected himself.
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Some of us raised the issue and the text was eventually corrected on the Vatican's website.
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Not every mutation can be corrected in the same way as the one in the report.
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Cornet said she appreciated that the tournament had corrected course, but marveled at the bra brouhaha.
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None of these false statements have ever been publicly corrected, unlike the news organizations Trump criticized.
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The official did not specify exactly what information was missing, or how it might be corrected.
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Our technical deficiencies — inability to operate at night, inaccuracy of unguided munitions — have since been corrected.
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When an inspector found that 75 violations had not been corrected, the city reopened the case.
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Dr. Wolchok, a pioneer in cancer immunotherapy, ultimately corrected 13 articles and letters to the editor.
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Clarification/correction: I clarified/corrected details about the "real-world evidence" and "summary-level reviews" provisions.
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She corrected details of floor patterns: Diamonds should keep recurring in terms of diagonals and edges.
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I believe the defect could be corrected by saying, "I want to believe" Blasey or Kavanaugh.
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Update: The first version of this post included an incorrect investor; it has since been corrected.
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Once, when his younger son declared a certain restaurant's cuisine "to die for," Marty corrected him.
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Editor's note: This story's headline has been corrected to show the correct name for Carbon Black.
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Corrected to reflect that the storyboard artist responsible for the underwater alphabet was Long, not Young.
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Ultimately, nearly a million tests conducted in California and Arizona had to be voided or corrected.
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My mother often corrected me when I said Rodriguez's name the Anglicized way when speaking English.
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You'd think FPSes would be integral to earning your Real Gamer credentials, but I stood corrected!
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Robertson was using a new, corrected edition of the score, prepared at the University of Michigan.
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We have also corrected statistics about the time it takes Krasner's office to prosecute violent crimes.
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An HHS spokesperson said the nine-day lapse had been corrected and blamed a clerical error.
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Trump later deleted and corrected some, though not all, of the typos in his first tweet.
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A month earlier, he had reported the error to the AltiGen board and corrected the omissions.
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This story has been corrected to more accurately describe the review process around the BBC's charter.
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This article has been corrected to reflect that The Shirelles sang "Will You Love Me Tomorrow?"
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But the article was later corrected to indicate that they did air the segments last month.
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But he later corrected that statement, saying that she had survived but was in critical condition.
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CORRECTED-BANK OF ISRAEL SEES ECONOMIC GROWTH OF 3.0% (NOT 3.5%) IN 2020 (PVS FORECAST 3.5%)
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It can lead to painful sex and the leaking of stool if it isn't corrected properly.
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Correction: The story has been corrected to state that US defense officials confirmed the operation Friday.
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The cable news outlet corrected the story, clarifying that Trump Jr. received the email on Sept.
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CORRECTION: This story has been corrected to reflect Adam Kinzinger is a US representative of Illinois.
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Gabbard, told MSNBC in an interview that she questioned why the error wasn't corrected more swiftly.
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" Mr. Bennett, as Mr. Pence, corrected him, "No, sir, you still have over 1,300 days left.
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"My dad said he was mortified to be corrected like that," David Sakheim said by phone.
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The procedure works for those with mild sagging; very loose skin is best corrected by surgery.
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The story was corrected to say that Flynn was ordered to make contact after the election.
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This story has been corrected to reflect Bones' professional background as a radio host and author.
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This is best color corrected with green-tinted products; Bronx Colors has one in its lineup.
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We hope that they corrected it enough that we're going to be competitive wherever we go.
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Corrected to reflect that Justin Bieber starred in an ad for T Mobile, not AT&T.
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This low public support for climate action will ultimately be corrected in one of two ways.
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The report spread quickly before it was corrected, and stocks plunged shortly after it was aired.
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It sounded like a brag, but he hadn't meant it that way, so he corrected himself.
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Now, at long last, the oversight will be corrected — and Ms. Jackson can take her bow.
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Corrected to reflect that Jan Hooks was the first to play Clinton on SNL, not Gasteyer.
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Clearly, that's not what Trump meant at all -- but the dude hasn't corrected his tweet yet.
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The sobering news is, however, that upon adjusting for hysterectomy, researchers found that the mortality for black women increased from 5.7 per 100,000 (uncorrected) to 10.1 per 100,000 (corrected) and for white women, the mortality rate increased from 20063 per 100,000 (uncorrected) to 4.7 per 100,000 (corrected).
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Editor's note: This piece has been corrected due to a correction posted by the authors for Nature.
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Samsung has since corrected its press release to say that the handset actually has dual back cameras.
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But the boy's life was never in danger, only his hearing and surgery corrected the problem somewhat.
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He said in an interview Tuesday that the software coding issue was corrected after it was discovered.
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Keilar corrected Blackburn, noting that refugees who come to the US go through an extensive vetting process.
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CORRECTION: This story has been corrected to show 49% of voters came from suburban areas in 2016.
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"I would be really excited when error-corrected quantum computing begins to become a reality," he said.
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But the Branson Republican says it&aposs not yet clear what happened and what could be corrected.
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McLean told CNN in an email that by checking that box, those actions had not been corrected.
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Update: This article has been updated to reflect corrected information on the states participating in the lawsuit.
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But the FBI corrected that assertion on Sunday, saying the infant was not left in the car.
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Manny Machado plays like the next iteration of Beltre, evolutionarily corrected to avoid the bumps and bruises.
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CORRECTION: The headline on this story has been corrected to accurately reflect CNN's request to the judge.
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"By the way, it was not $3 million to shoot Hunter into the f—– sky," Depp corrected.
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Former President Barack Obama said there are nearly 7 million, then corrected himself and said 5 million.
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The problem has been "corrected at the factory level," so Switches going forward shouldn't have the issue.
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This story has been corrected to show the spelling of the director's surname is Scorsese, not Scorcese.
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"If it was on remote control," Sampson scoffed, "then the person controlling it would have corrected that."
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But in November, after more of Wansink's papers were corrected, retracted, and questioned, Cornell opened an investigation.
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Wednesday, he filed an "errata" entry on the docket containing the revised, corrected version of the brief.
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The judge noted that as soon as Bennet was alerted to the mistake, he immediately corrected it.
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The article was corrected online immediately, but editors failed to follow through promptly with a print correction.
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A Kansas City player then shouted that the Chiefs had called tails, and Wrolstad quickly corrected himself.
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That has just been corrected by Liam Dougherty of the University of Western Australia and his colleagues.
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This article has been corrected to say that no one from the Yanukovych regime has been convicted.
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CORRECTED-HONG KONG DOLLAR RISES TO 7.7598 PER U.S. DOLLAR (NOT 7.75), HITS FRESH 3-YEAR HIGH
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Editor's note: The story has been corrected to show that PlanGrid raised $69 million, not $66 million.
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Also corrected an Nvidia slide that swapped the base clocks and core clocks of the new chips.
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While the imprecise references were promptly corrected online, editors failed to follow through on this print correction.
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It took 38 minutes before a corrected alert was sent to mobile devices at 8:45 a.m.
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Editor's note: This post was corrected to reflect that Tom Steyer is a former hedge fund manager.
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Editor's note: this story has been corrected because of incorrect data to show there are 55 minotaurs.
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Correction: This article has been corrected to reflect that Valero no longer owns a refinery in Delaware.
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The complaints all range from December 2015 to July 2016 and I haven't corrected any spelling errors.
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Editor's note: This story has been corrected to say the release of information was not a "breach."
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Correction: This story has been updated and corrected to reflect that Microsoft's headquarters is outside of Seattle.
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Kurtz went after the outlets — including the Associated Press, which later corrected their story — on social media.
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Correction and update, 4:33PM ET: Corrected and clarified licensing terms for the Play Store and apps.
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Update: The original version of this story was corrected with details about the creation of Ethereum Classic.
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Update, 6/14/2017 – Article corrected to note that Sling's DVR is 50 hours, not 50 GB.
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In practice, mental and physical exhaustion leads to fuzzy thinking and mistakes that need to be corrected.
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Update January 7th, 9:51PM ET: Corrected the speaker model name from GTK-P10 to GTK-PG10.
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Some of these mistakes have since been corrected, which is partly why old crimes are being unearthed.
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While he was successful in making certain edits, those two omissions were not corrected, The Times reported.
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Correction July 3rd, 2018: This story has been corrected to remove an error about the patent's ownership.
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Editor's note: The story has been corrected to show that Juno sued along with Lyft (not Via).
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And if you thought elections don't matter, I hope these last two years have corrected that impression.
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Vickery automatically refers to the hypothetical driver as a man, and is quickly corrected by the girls.
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Corrected 7/10/2018 2:30 EST to note that the first 3-D printed gun used .
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Some Papua New Guineans acknowledge that there is misinformation on Facebook, but that it's often quickly corrected.
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This story was corrected to specify that Quiqup will be picking the items, rather than Tesco staff
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Her answers were corrected by Mark Riddell, who has pleaded guilty for his role in the scandal.
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Company corrected its own statement) Dec 5 (Reuters) - Go Internet SpA : * Records 37,299 customers as of Nov.
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Editor's Note: Pair's total amount of funding raised has been corrected from $1.5 million to $1.15 million.
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The error was corrected by the Board after the incorrect registration, first reported by Wired, became public.
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The algorithm was only ever used in trials, and engineers manually corrected for the problems with bias.
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Telecommunication firms and oil majors that had rallied earlier on restructuring hopes corrected under profit-taking pressure.
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Those figures were deleted from the corrected statement, though it said CDP and the institutions remained supportive.
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The official corrected Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who earlier said El Bakraoui was deported to Belgium.
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Correction: Reuters corrected its story to say Theo Francken is secretary of state for asylum and migration.
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This piece has been corrected to remove a reference to IndiaFirst Life Insurance in the second paragraph.
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I regret having the initial procedure because it led to more problems that needed to be corrected.
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In testing the app, we found there were a few kinks that still needed to be corrected.
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Correction 6/21, 8:17 AM ET: Corrected to account for the phone's release in 20 countries.
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The EPA sent out a corrected version of the release later Thursday morning, with Capito's actual quote.
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Update July 29th, 1:41PM: Corrected some device specifications that hadn't been updated on the Akyumen website.
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Correction 8/1 8:39 AM ET: Corrected that a woman's temperature increases during ovulation, not decreases.
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Rodman turned and corrected the driving error, stopped and spoke with the people in the other car.
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We always thought yoga was supposed to be done in a calm, quiet environment ... we stand corrected.
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At one point, he called the town of Paradise "Pleasure" and was quickly corrected by the group.
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Of course, her birth certificate says she's a girl, but she corrected me on this identifying fact.
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I had BANS instead of BARS at first, but corrected it when I got the crossing O'HARA.
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In 2016, the Marines corrected the identity of another man in the photo after historians raised questions.
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CORRECTION: This story has been corrected to identify when lawmakers return to the US House of Representatives.
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UPDATE: post has been corrected to make clear Manafort's lawyers have declined to comment on the story.
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Shortly after the corrected tweets, the SEC said Musk had misled investors with those vehicle production targets.
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Editor's note: This piece has been corrected to reflect the misdemeanor status of Blankenship's 2015 court conviction.
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The ruling was initially announced as a split decision win for Woodley, then corrected to a draw.
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After you make your selections, Siri should use the corrected version of your name from then on.
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The dismissal statement said both sides of the case had corrected their misunderstandings, and apologies were exchanged.
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Correction: This story has been updated to reflect that EIA corrected its weekly release on crude stockpiles.
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While the error was promptly corrected online, an editor failed to follow through on this print correction.
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Ms. Porchon-Lynch's soft voice was soothing as she called out poses — tree, dancer — and corrected alignment.
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Trump often deletes tweets from his personal account over spelling mistakes and then quickly tweets corrected versions.
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For example, Wade dawns a haircut which is then corrected by Art3mis to be cooler (more spikey).
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That fall, Republicans won control of the Senate — further confirmation, seemingly, that the party had corrected course.
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I corrected him and started to command turn-by-turn directions so he couldn't veer off again.
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Editor's note: This story has been corrected to reflect the proper clearance classification from "permanent" to "full."
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First, Trump's wiretapping charge was about Trump Tower, not the White House (a point Langer later corrected).
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Correction: This article has been corrected to remove Comcast's name from a reference to consumer data collection.
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Editor's note: This was corrected to show Marc Lore is CEO of Walmart eCommerce U.S., not Walmart.
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Our original headline was based on a Pentagon press release that a spokesman said is being corrected.
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Thankfully, most of the issues were corrected immediately on-site and didn't require a follow-up inspection.
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While the error was corrected promptly online, an editor failed to follow through on this print correction.
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Mr. Dankowicz has confirmed or corrected the identities of several hundred flies submitted to Never Home Alone.
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The charge sheet was to be corrected, and legal experts said the prosecution would not be impeded.
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The broadcaster, NHK, corrected itself five minutes later and apologized for the error on its evening news.
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Months after Mr. Rivest submitted the MD6 proposal to N.I.S.T., a flaw was discovered, corrected and resubmitted.
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The company has sent out tens of thousands of corrected blood test results to patients and doctors.
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Corrected to reflect that the bullet that killed Buffy's Tara wasn't originally meant for her partner, Willow.
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"I didn't slug him, I pushed him," a still angry Ms. Tanden corrected in a recent interview.
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"You won't have a vaccine," corrected Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar after some cross talk.
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When I manually corrected the white balance in post, though, the Osmo's image was a bit sharper.
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CORRECTION: This story has been corrected to properly state how many rallies are being held this weekend.
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That form was repeatedly revised in 2017, as Mr. Kushner corrected oversights and errors in his filing.
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State officials said they had to fight with the company in order to get the language corrected.
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"Mistakes that we've made in the past were corrected in early access that way," Swen Vincke said.
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Go deeper: Trump's trifecta Editor's note: This story has been corrected to fix the spelling of Sen.
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Corrected to note that In-Q-Tel is the latest investor, but did not lead the round.
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On Monday, the department submitted a filing to Judge Brinkema that corrected its statement in the court.
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Trying to get assurances that his credit report had been corrected, Mr. Dunlap called Wells Fargo again.
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