If the testing instruments are programmed correctly, calibrated correctly, maintained correctly and used correctly, they're generally reliable.
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Reproduced correctly, it's an immersive experience and these headphones do it correctly.
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Now, an image can either be correctly included, correctly excluded, or irrelevant.
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When you are assaulted, you don't respond correctly, and you blame yourself for not responding correctly.
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Ninety-three percent of readers answered the first question in the quiz correctly; 57 percent answered the fourth question correctly.
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Steinhoff has said that was a tax case relating to whether revenues were booked correctly, and taxable profit correctly declared.
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"As much as I wanted my story told correctly, I wanted everyone else's involved in this to be told correctly," he said.
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"If we aren't counting the neutrino correctly, we're not counting the amount of heat correctly," which could have important implications in reactor safety.
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Both questions mostly work, though results didn't come up correctly for every TV show I asked about, even when Google heard me correctly.
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The mark hears it, correctly, as a request for salt; my accomplice hears it, correctly, as a directive to turn off the cameras.
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If you do try to do it all, it's not going to bend correctly, the light's not going to go through it correctly.
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By comparison, only 61 percent and 54 percent correctly identified Ted Cruz or Marco Rubio respectively, and only 69 percent correctly ID'ed Bernie Sanders.
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Overall, 59% of registered voters correctly identified Clinton getting more popular votes, and 72% of registered voters correctly identified Trump winning the electoral college.
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Siri understood 99.8 percent of questions and answered 83.1 percent correctly, while Alexa understood 99.9 percent and answered correctly 79.8 percent of the time.
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To say that Trump doesn't understand trade policy correctly sounds almost redundant, as he doesn't appear to understand any aspect of federal policy correctly.
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This might some practice to do correctly, so don&apost be surprised if it doesn&apost work correctly the first time you try it.
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And if my replacement were not correctly trained, or able to run triage correctly, it's possibly people's lives that would be hanging in the balance.
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It would mean that it would correctly identify mass shooters 99 percent of the time and correctly identify peaceful citizens 99 percent of the time.
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This time, the app correctly identified all 5 children who had ear fluid, while correctly guessing nine of the 10 children who didn't have fluid.
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Blood test accuracy is defined based on sensitivity, the percentage of positives that are correctly identified, and specificity, the percentage of negatives that are correctly identified.
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Darius Garland (Cavs) is the ONLY one who said OutKast outright, and Coby did say the MCs' names correctly -- assuming we heard him correctly (Andre 2000???).
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Trump voters: 49% said Trump, while 40% correctly chose Hillary ClintonClinton voters: 84% correctly identified Clinton as winning the popular vote while 9% said Donald Trump.
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Angle founder and chief executive Andrew Newland said the study had demonstrated the ability to correctly detect cancer, and importantly correctly detect the absence of cancer.
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But — again — even if you assume that Google's algorithm will correctly identify breaking news, correctly put it up top, correctly put valuable related articles high up on the page, and none of that will incentivize bad actors to do bad things — today's changes will still cause angst.
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" Connelly alludes — correctly — to the 1940 biopic "Dr.
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The dogs correctly detected 79 percent of the patients who actually had lung cancer, but when it came to those without lung cancer, the dogs correctly identified just 34 percent.
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"You plug in just like you would in the jet, and it checks to make sure the system is working right, it's talking correctly and the helmet is tracking correctly."
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As research from the University of California Berkeley has found, that's partly due to your diminished ability to correctly read others' facial expressions, perceive their emotions correctly and respond with empathy.
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Yes, you read that correctly — everything is on sale.
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" And I went, "Yeah, OK, I'm getting this correctly.
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" A contestant guessed correctly: "What is the tasting menu?
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Mr. Kerry correctly predicted the sailors would be quickly freed.
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Just want to make sure I'm understanding this situation correctly.
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Name Withheld You've correctly identified the two countervailing arguments here.
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If I'm reading it correctly the "externality" is carbon pollution.
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Spiegel correctly pointed out that these celebrities aren't your friend.
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As far as the law goes, Tesla did everything correctly.
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Find an experienced salon that will place the lashes correctly.
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The Bank of Italy has always said it acted correctly.
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Donald Trump on the 30,20183 foot level addressed it correctly.
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The stop and search was recorded correctly by the officers.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly attribute Sen.
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There was nothing like them and they were priced correctly.
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A precise hand was needed to correctly land a thrust.
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Sarita, I know from my own research, has hypothesized correctly.
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"I think that was perfect," he correctly opines upon concluding.
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The Fed can help the president to understand that correctly.
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It was just a matter of crafting the studies correctly.
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Left in October correctly called the decline in Valeant Pharmaceuticals.
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"Technically, I did not issue the offer correctly," Jones said.
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It would take a female director to represent that correctly.
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A resolution, drafted correctly, should have been done weeks ago.
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You heard correctly — and this is where Beyoncé comes in.
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But the firm correctly forecast Trump, Kasich, and Texas Sen.
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Yes, you read that correctly – up to 65 percent off!
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As the review correctly notes, it was 1980, not 1979.
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What are the chances of picking four white balls correctly?
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Also, it took Trump three tries to spell "hereby" correctly.
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Kudos to anyone who can correctly name all four governors.
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A matter of correctly measuring the dose, so to speak.
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Movies have this strange habit of never portraying technology correctly.
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She just felt that she could build that message correctly.
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It was terrifying, if I'm remembering correctly, which — who knows!
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Molten Core is an exceedingly powerful Ultimate when used correctly.
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That's exactly right, and I think you phrased it correctly.
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If done correctly, hopscotch also provides a good cardio workout.
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It also correctly predicted 19 out of 20 simulated overdoses.
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When they did this correctly, a specific sound was played.
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If you've done that correctly, you should hear two beeps.
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You also want to make sure you're applying them correctly.
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He refuses to even learn and perform the song correctly.
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That requires giving it some time and processing it correctly.
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"I was criticized for calling it correctly," the candidate said.
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Suede is something you should manage correctly from the beginning.
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In addition, most of them correctly interpreted the test results.
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And I hope they choose correctly to stand with us.
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They emphasize that it's important to frame the question correctly.
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As the article correctly noted, it is Zika, not Vika.
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WALTER ISAACSON: Let me make sure I heard you correctly.
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And that's mostly because they're not making their lists correctly.
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And you read that correctly: It is a job application.
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I hope the cheesecake sets correctly in the fridge overnight!
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Yes, you read that correctly: up to 50 percent off!
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I wanted to make sure I was doing things correctly.
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The system correctly recognized users 97 percent of the time.
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When it does, you know you've guessed the email correctly.
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At least punctuate your horrible misogyny correctly next time, please.
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See if you can answer these questions correctly (no peeking).
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That way the Court Officers could handle the defendant correctly.
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The macro considerations ... must be interpreted correctly and applied successfully.
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Article updated to correctly identify the phone's owner, Syed Farook.
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Learn people's names and learn how to pronounce them correctly.
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And who says we had to build the furniture correctly?
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It was anachronistic, and parts of it didn't flow correctly.
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"I've predicted the last eight presidential elections correctly," he says.
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For every prediction users make correctly, they are awarded points.
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If I counted correctly, there were about 175 separate announcements.
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As the review correctly notes, it is "Disrupted," not "Distraught."
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As the article correctly noted, it is HopSkipDrive, not HopSkipRide.
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Or, if a model is wearing a correctly fitted bra?
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Moreover, the White House isn't even playing its part correctly.
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But the Green New Deal correctly targets equity and Earth.
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Now the policy question in the bill is correctly framed.
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He later reposted his message with the word correctly spelled.
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As the article said correctly, he is 9, not 8.
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Handled correctly, she would cede control of her entire life.
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Lestienne correctly placed the sum on Wawrinka, winning 1.40 euros.
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The article has been updated to correctly reflect her opinion.
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Isn't there satisfaction in correctly deciphering even one Friday clue?
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"They're much smarter if trained correctly," one EU official said.
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As the obituary correctly states, she was 87, not 89.
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As the article correctly notes, Fabio is 19, not 20.
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It's an incredible, incredible tool for us if used correctly.
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As the article correctly noted, she is Joan, not Jane.
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As the column correctly noted, it is 2019, not 2017.
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He quotes Kennedy correctly but, ironically, he inverts the message.
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I will surely die before I say that word correctly.
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Sometimes I check and double check that I'm boarding correctly.
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We're never trained how to handle sexual assault cases correctly.
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They were talking about whether they heard the announcement correctly.
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As the obituary correctly noted, he was 84, not 85.
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The correctly observed data was no outlier; it was real.
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You need also to be able to price it correctly.
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As the obituary said correctly, he was 64, not 63.
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Buffett correctly predicted Energy Future Holdings would file for bankruptcy.
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As the article correctly notes, it was 1996, not 2006.
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As the obituary correctly states, it was 1991, not 2013.
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"I think we didn't install it correctly," Ms. Burns said.
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As the obituary correctly noted, he was 63, not 62.
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As the obituary correctly notes, he was 63, not 62.
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If we manage it correctly I shouldn't have to stop.
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As the obituary correctly notes, she was 86, not 68.
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Stew is on order, if I'm reading the mood correctly.
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These mechanisms make sure money is correctly transferred between parties.
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As the obituary correctly noted, he was 98, not 88.
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He asked for the definition, smiled, then spelled it correctly.
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After senior CDC official Nancy Messonnier correctly warned on Feb.
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As the obituary correctly states, she was 42, not 46.
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As the article correctly described, it is pink, not red.
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As the obituary correctly noted, he was 94, not 91.
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The move was widely mocked, correctly as it turned out.
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As the article correctly noted, it was Wednesday, not Tuesday.
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You read that correctly, America has more guns than people.
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Patrick wanted to make sure he heard his brother correctly.
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Mr. Peck fills in the "Carousel" prescription fairly, correctly, inoffensively.
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As noted correctly elsewhere, he is Paulo Dybala, not Dybara.
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As the obituary correctly noted, it is Zadrzynska, not Zadrzyska.
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As the obituary correctly noted, he was 68, not 88.
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As the obituary correctly notes, he was Roger, not Robert.
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As the article correctly notes, she is 84, not 83.
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That will get affected if they really implement this correctly.
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They met Friday, as the article correctly stated, not Saturday.
|
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Trump finally sent out a third tweet spelling "hereby" correctly.
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Ryan correctly wants to cast a new vision for conservatives.
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As the obituary correctly noted, he was 91, not 89.
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As the article correctly notes, he was 15, not 16.
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As the obituary correctly noted, he was 93, not 94.
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As the obituary correctly notes, he was 85, not 90.
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As the obituary correctly stated, they were Armenian, not Turkish.
|
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As correctly noted elsewhere, she is Dianne Mayo, not Diane.
|
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Jennings, who is usually comfortable in literature categories, responded correctly.
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Yes, you guessed correctly: I still haven't written the ending.
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"A purpose," as long as it's implemented correctly, "can help."
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As the article correctly notes, he is Rob, not Paul.
|
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It's often said, correctly, that cybersecurity is a team effort.
|
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He correctly predicted Trump would win the 2016 presidential election.
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Levine: The interesting part of pedicures: They never massage correctly.
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Layering them correctly is very much a delicate art form.
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As the article correctly noted, he is 60, not 59.
|
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Often, they are perceived, correctly or not, to be Muslim.
|
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The story mode correctly points at the dangers of pesticides.
|
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It correctly anticipated a surprise victory for the Conservative Party.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly name Sen.
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It's crazy ... typhoid can be fatal if not treated correctly.
|
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Each meal, if I've done the math correctly, costs $251.
|
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As the obituary correctly noted, he was 68, not 6983.
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Like all new technology, we're struggling to use it correctly.
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This is how one gets understood correctly in another language.
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It shows how effective CGI can be when used correctly.
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I would say just done correctly and done with care.
|
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Wade, which made abortion legal nationwide, had been correctly decided.
|
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The stakes of answering that unanswerable question correctly are enormous.
|
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As the obituary correctly notes, he was 78, not 79.
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As the article correctly noted, it was 1936, not 1986.
|
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"They deserved it," Nancy replies, correctly, as she always is.
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There is little reason to believe they are guessing correctly.
|
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His opponents will point out, correctly, that it is racist.
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The dog was loaded correctly according to KLM's pet policy.
|
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Every medical diagnostic test usually has to make a tradeoff between how sensitive it is (how many positives does it identify correctly) versus how specific it is (how many negatives does it identify correctly).
|
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The study of 166 Instagram users and 7843,950 photos correctly identified depressed individuals 70% of the time, compared with previous research showing that general practitioners can do so correctly 42% of the time, EurekAlert reported.
|
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The model correctly identified the people with depression 70 percent of the time—that's better than the average primary care doctor, who correctly diagnose depression about 50 percent of the time, according to previous studies.
|
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I wasn't sure I could see what was going on correctly.
|
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As the article correctly noted, it was Michigan State, not Michigan.
|
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As the review correctly noted, he is Louis Jenkins, not Simon.
|
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As the article correctly notes, she is Miki Agrawal, not Argawal.
|
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As the article correctly noted, he is Zack Wheeler, not Zach.
|
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Clinton was struggling to correctly frame her answer to the question.
|
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As the review correctly noted elsewhere, she is Oona, not Una.
|
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For the correctly coded alert on Morgan Stanley, click (Bengaluru Newsroom)
|
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No-dealers argue, correctly, that Britain could eventually adjust to this.
|
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He also correctly selected Spain over Holland in the final match.
|
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Not long after, Clark was correctly identified as the lucky guy.
|
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Come on, Hollywood – if handled correctly, this could be so great.
|
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The real Assange has over 300,000 followers, and spells Julian correctly.
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Then I plateaued because I didn't know how to eat correctly.
|
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One of his biggest calls included correctly predicting the 1987 crash.
|
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Summarized plainly, neither group thinks the other qualifies as correctly Satanist.
|
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Would we please start saying Prime Minister Abe Shinzo's name correctly?
|
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The algorithm correctly predicted 19 out of the 20 simulated overdoses.
|
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Silver's model correctly predicted the presidential outcome for all 50 states.
|
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In clinical trials, volunteers correctly diagnosed samples with 98 percent accuracy.
|
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Trump initially recounted the timeline correctly, then adopted this incorrect timeline.
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Trump initially recounted the timeline correctly, then adopted this incorrect timeline.
|
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Official figures correctly reported voter turnout at 56% of registered voters.
|
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The next enrollment window will tell them whether they guessed correctly.
|
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The best-performing system classified 83% of the test cases correctly.
|
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Your dirty talk will improve drastically just by timing it correctly.
|
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We just gotta do it correctly but I'm not colonizing nobody.
|
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As the article correctly notes, he is Matthias Müller, not Mattias.
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It's controlling cache allocations correctly that allows Appformix to reduce jitter.
|
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So, as you identified correctly, the first year is pretty low.
|
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Read These Stories Next:Are You Applying Your Skin-Care Products Correctly?
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She alleged that the WWE did not treat her injuries correctly.
|
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Yes, you read that correctly: dry erase markers and a whiteboard.
|
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How do you adjust a sound system you cannot hear correctly?
|
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Maple syrup was a code for drugs, if I recall correctly?
|
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"I think we've got to talk about it correctly," Democratic Rep.
|
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President Trump has correctly decided that this cannot continue any longer.
|
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Wade is correctly decided on other (for instance, equal protection) grounds.
|
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A previous version of this article did not state that correctly.
|
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Sceptics will point out correctly that China's tightening is still new.
|
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Insurers justify the practice as necessary to correctly price auto policies.
|
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We choose based on our preferences, so we vote correctly, right?
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If you remember correctly, the first batch sold out pretty fast.
|
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If the form is processed correctly, you'll receive a claim number.
|
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"Draping a sari correctly is the most important part," says Arora.
|
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Correction: This story has been updated to correctly reflect NetApp's ticker.
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Make sure that it correctly represents you before acting on anything.
|
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"Both experiments seem to have done their analysis correctly," he said.
|
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The first, which most engineers guess correctly, is the North Pole.
|
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If done correctly, it can truly prove to be a statement.
|
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But the Daniels scandal is correctly shedding more light on them.
|
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I correctly predict that we are in for a rough night.
|
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So, she should be healthy if she's doing her job correctly.
|
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But power-flaggers say not all reports are responded to correctly.
|
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The "Depth Effect" text will turn yellow when it's working correctly.
|
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That makes it easier to position a payload into orbit correctly.
|
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Scot correctly reads that Jennifer's verbal slip has a deeper meaning.
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This isn't just a lemon, or my inability to gesture correctly.
|
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Einhorn is well known for correctly predicting the bank would fall.
|
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He also correctly predicted the "emotional intensity" would be short-lived.
|
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, it is Sultanahmet, not Sultanahamet.
|
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" LW: "Yeah, I mean, that's right now, please state that correctly.
|
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As the review correctly noted, he is Silas Riener, not Reiner.
|
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, he is Ronaldinho, not Ronaldhino.
|
|
If used correctly, a Boomerang can be amazingly entertaining — and hypnotic.
|
|
Done correctly, it could keep me from ever switching to Android.
|
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If you don't approach this correctly, you can damage the lymphatics.
|
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On my next attempt, the system correctly detects my hidden number.
|
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This gives all examinees a fairer chance of being classified correctly.
|
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Jason Del Rey: More recently… I'll try to recap this correctly.
|
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He correctly reads the situation and eliminates Desiree over Kellyn's objections.
|
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In tests, around 70 percent of the words were correctly transcribed.
|
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And it wasn't that Amy ... Am I pronouncing her name correctly?
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And you should know how to use the word "woke" correctly.
|
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The point of differentiation — if I've read correctly — is that Stride.
|
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Organizational restructuring: When done correctly, restructurings can significantly extend your runway.
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I just had to set correctly into my feet and fire.
|
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But getting patients to take their medication correctly remains a challenge.
|
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Yes — you read that correctly: an upside-down American flag pin.
|
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Army out-formationed us, and we never correctly adjusted to it.
|
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"My introversion can be a strength when channeled correctly," he says.
|
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No computer model yet has correctly predicted the Earth's actual temperatures.
|
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Done correctly, it's one of the greatest spectacles in pro wrestling.
|
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Bookmakers seriously lost out as their punters correctly called the result.
|
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C., asked Shkreli if he was pronouncing his last name correctly.
|
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"If it ever happened, I promise you, we'll do it correctly."
|
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"These six principles generally steer people correctly into choices," Cialdini said.
|
|
But Herb Sutter correctly predicted the end of this performance gain.
|
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This leads to expensive changes to get them to work correctly.
|
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Or at least have the respect to spell their name correctly.
|
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If they just report on him correctly, people will be disgusted.
|
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As the review correctly notes, she is Shira Averbuch, not Aberbuch.
|
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As the review correctly noted, she is Stefanie Martini, not Stefani.
|
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As the article correctly noted, he is Julio Urias, not Arias.
|
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In particular, the following key issues need to be resolved correctly.
|
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Yes, you read that correctly, a tattoo shop in Whole Foods.
|
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On average, parents answered half of the sleep knowledge questions correctly.
|
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And when the right person steers the ship, you're steered correctly.
|
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As the article correctly notes, she is Sarah Vaughan, not Vaughn.
|
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As the article correctly notes, he is Elio Barrios, not Varrios.
|
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As the review correctly noted, she is Bronwen Riley, not Bronwyn.
|
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Wade, the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion, was correctly decided.
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The answer is false, which 51.8 percent of respondents answered correctly.
|
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The answer is true, which 40.5 percent of respondents answered correctly.
|
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As the article correctly noted, he is Mario Gutierrez, not Gutuerrez.
|
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As the article correctly noted, he is Gerard Gallant, not Gerald.
|
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As the article correctly notes, he is Peter Huntsman, not Paul.
|
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The PMIs had correctly indicated a 0.6 percent expansion last quarter.
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Find out how to pronounce your next vacation spot correctly below.
|
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, they played Tuesday, not Monday.
|
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Take the time to accurately track expenses (and categorize them correctly).
|
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The current technology, when updated and implemented correctly, works pretty well.
|
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As the review correctly noted elsewhere, he is Sarman, not Sarmar.
|
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As the article correctly noted, he is Jesse Morton, not Martin.
|
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It's my job to make sure they can manage it correctly.
|
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Win some newsletter fame on Friday by answering five questions correctly.
|
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As the review correctly notes, he is Romeo Castellucci, not Castelluci.
|
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As the article correctly noted, she is Karita Mattila, not Kara.
|
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"He's very interested in telling a story correctly," Mr. Lonergan said.
|
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Yes, you read correctly: This really is a free trip. Why?
|
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As the article correctly notes, it was in 1988, not 1992.
|
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If both qualities are practiced correctly you can achieve great things.
|
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Sadly, will never be reported correctly by the Fake News. Media!
|
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He understands what Islamic rules are, and he applies them correctly.
|
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Calves spend at least two years learning to make it correctly.
|
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If he remembered correctly, Sasha had not got into that college.
|
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As the article correctly stated, he is Sumner Redstone, not Summer.
|
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The Dead Kennedys' crowd, if I remember correctly, wasn't so bad.
|
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly list Texas Rep.
|
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By comparison, Google Assistant answered 87.9 percent of the questions correctly.
|
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"His name was BigDawg if I remember correctly," said Brenner. BigDawg.
|
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A Senate confirmation vote was correctly delayed to do precisely that.
|
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As the article correctly notes, she is Ann Patchett, not Patchet.
|
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As the article correctly notes, he is George Osborne, not Osbourne.
|
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As the article correctly noted, he was Hieronymus Bosch, not Hieronymous.
|
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It's fun and an absolute nightmare if you did it correctly.
|
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And if you could, do you believe it is correctly settled?
|
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It was all pointing ... it was not easy to search correctly.
|
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He'd merely interpreted the River correctly, followed what the people wanted.
|
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High numbers of visitors shouldn't be a problem if handled correctly.
|
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As the article correctly notes, he is Roger Ailes, not Rogers.
|
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In that shoot, which used models, every one was correctly identified.
|
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Approximately 80 percent of the time, we're answering the question correctly.
|
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As the article correctly noted, he is Jake Tapper, not Jack.
|
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If made correctly, DIY solution could be helpful and even effective.
|
|
"Intrusion detection systems correctly identified test team activities," the report said.
|
|
As the obituary correctly states, it is Ulla-Lisa, not Ula.
|
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As the article correctly notes, she is Elisabeth Moss, not Elizabeth.
|
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" Read more " Yes, you read that correctly: 76 tiny, quacking fluffballs.
|
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As the article correctly noted, she is Walpurga Sternad, not Walburga.
|
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly describe Botsford's photo.
|
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Defenders of buybacks correctly note that this money doesn't just disappear.
|
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We're willing to wager you can answer that correctly for yourself.
|
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If not put on correctly, they can also be uncomfortably thick.
|
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But how do you know that you're actually doing it correctly?
|
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Matthew Yglesias captured the gap correctly in a 2017 Vox essay.
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From that point on, the contestants correctly spelled 47 straight words.
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The editorial correctly notes that compassion is a good foreign policy.
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No, you learn to hold it correctly and swing it accurately.
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Each eye was seeing correctly, but they were not working together.
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As the article correctly noted, he is Nigel Farage, not Neil.
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As the article correctly noted, she is Zarmena Waziri, not Zamena.
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As the obituary correctly says, she was Letitia Baldrige, not Baldridge.
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Spelling correctly is a best practice, whether on Twitter or email.
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Many people do not know how to use a comma correctly.
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And the issue with that is patients don't wear masks correctly.
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As the article correctly stated, Auburn won, not Texas A&M.
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As a picture caption correctly noted, it is Canmore, not Cranmore.
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As the obituary correctly stated, it is Ulla-Lisa, not Ula.
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As the article correctly noted, he is Mike Manley, not Mark.
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You get a lot of information when you do this correctly.
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Twitter, if used correctly, could really help him through the presidency.
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As the article correctly noted, it was Manchester City, not Liverpool.
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As the article correctly noted, he is Larry Fitzgerald, not Fitzpatrick.
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That's why there is tremendous incentive to get it done correctly.
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As the article correctly notes, she is Mikaela Shiffrin, not Mikeala.
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As the review noted correctly elsewhere, he is Chris, not James.
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As an accompanying picture correctly showed, it was 1892, not 1872.
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As the obituary correctly states, he is Patrick Proisy, not Poissy.
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If I'm assessing the electorate correctly, that candidate is Joe Biden.
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It helps a lot to correctly diagnose what's hurting the economy.
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So if I understand correctly, you reject hate by spewing hate.
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In recent years, though, that perception of him has — correctly — changed.
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I had answered 26 before that, and 25 of those correctly.
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Executed correctly, the day is good no matter what else happens.
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As the article correctly stated, he is Sergey Kislyak, not Sergei.
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Empathy is correctly dispassionate only when empathizing with a dispassionate person.
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Mr. Trump correctly cited the daily presidential tracking poll by Rasmussen.
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They neither trust everybody nor distrust everybody, but judge people correctly.
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I think your brain randomly "sees" some correctly and some wrong.
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The participants should have guessed correctly 25 percent of the time.
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As the review correctly stated, she is Erin Morley, not Mortley.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly identify state Sen.
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Reading Pakistan correctly has not always been easy for American officials.
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Dvir originally focused on making sure the triptychs were correctly proportioned.
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As the article correctly noted, he is Geoffrey Kirui, not Kiriu.
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Franken: He didn't bow correctly when the lady entered the room.
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Growing up he was always taught helmet safety and tackling correctly.
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If you're rooting for Clemson: Just pronounce Dabo Swinney's name correctly.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly identify Ronny Jackson.
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Did you teach him how to salute correctly as a child?
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As correctly stated in the article, it is Medicaid, not Medicare.
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Under these conditions, D.J. correctly answered 43 of 45 factual questions.
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They can also be volatile if not handled and manufactured correctly.
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As the obituary correctly noted, he is Doug Llewelyn, not Llewellyn.
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Members must adhere to industry principles that include correctly labeling products.
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But that one people actually felt, and the USGS correctly reported.
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As noted correctly in the article, it is Demre, not Demri.
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Homemade yogurt, if done correctly, is a great money-saving hack.
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" Finfrock continued: "When followed correctly, the HSA is an incredible tool.
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When everything did get set up correctly, the experience was great.
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This was an argument between two men, he noted extremely correctly.
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The haiku style examination of Ford was wide and correctly derided.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly name Jonathan Johnson.
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Because having a correctly fitted suit gives off that executive presence.
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But Foxx was still able to correctly spell "sangria" to advance.
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As the article correctly noted, he is John Chaney, not Cheney.
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As the article correctly noted, it was on Wednesday, not Thursday.
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When the system doesn't work correctly, those cells remain in place.
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Choose correctly and you could have a BFF for a decade.
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This story has been updated to correctly spell Jeff Alson's name.
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As the article correctly notes, he is Tim Ranney, not Rainey.
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Once they were combined correctly, I set the dry ingredients aside.
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As the article correctly notes, she is Kamiyah Mobley, not Kaliyah.
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As the article correctly notes, he is Roy Cooper, not Ray.
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Polls show that most voters correctly blame him for the shutdown.
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As the obituary correctly states, he was Andy Bathgate, not Bathpage.
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The Soyuz docked correctly to the ISS at 3:42 p.m.
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As the article correctly noted, it is in 2021, not 2020.
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" You are reading that correctly, we did not forget the "and.
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As the article correctly notes, she is Rosanne Cash, not Roseanne.
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He did correctly say at the top that it was reprehensible.
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And yet, this White House cannot even fix that one correctly.
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Conservatives may object that regulators are unlikely to size prizes correctly.
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Wade was correctly decided, Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said Tuesday.
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When responses were analyzed, researchers found that 85 percent of women correctly rated themselves as having little or no knowledge about egg freezing, meaning they answered less than one third of the other knowledge questions correctly.
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In one clinical trial that used more than 900 images, IDx-DR correctly detected retinopathy about 87 percent of the time, and could correctly identify those who didn't have the disease about 90 percent of the time.
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Stacking correctly is incredibly important to ensure the place doesn't get messy.
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O'Malley correctly replied to Clinton, after she noted that Dodd-Frank contained
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Yet none of these couples was able to answer the question correctly.
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But also anguish at whether we acted correctly in everything we did.
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Karthik spelled the word "koinonia" correctly to become the champion late Thursday.
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Only 26 percent were able to correctly identify all five factual statements.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly identify José Diaz-Balart.
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Correction: This article has been updated to correctly describe Esper's postgraduate education.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly identify Miss Pepper Potts.
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Everyone has pretty different opinions, and nobody guesses more than two correctly.
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Facebook correctly predicted the next big area of ad growth was mobile.
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If we use tariffs correctly in a reciprocal manner, 2.5percent, it works.
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What does the underlying evidence really mean and was it analyzed correctly?
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Alec MacGillis's biography of him is literally, and correctly, called The Cynic.
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The system failed to reboot correctly after a scheduled power outage overnight.
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You need to either guess your PIN correctly, or find your seed.
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Genius partners with record labels and artists to correctly annotate their songs.
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I often have to reapply my finger for it to read correctly.
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I have psoriatic arthritis, and I was correctly diagnosed in September 2015.
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Roberts said it was correctly decided, as did now-justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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The first person to correctly guess the number of dominos will win.
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What an investor needs is the ability to correctly evaluate selected businesses.
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The District Court and the Ninth Circuit diligently and correctly applied it.
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The HIV/AIDS drug market, CHAI argued, was still not functioning correctly.
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Correction: This story has been updated to correctly identify the shooting victims.
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Titans head coach Mike Mularkey said the punt fake wasn't executed correctly.
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Choosing between these two correctly canonised comebacks is a matter of taste.
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Yes, you read that correctly, but that's a story for another time.
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Finally, once installed, would the computer operate correctly and give accurate answers.
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As the article correctly notes, he was in Tipton, Iowa — not Ohio.
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Patmore has neither been married nor, if I read her correctly, deflowered.
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Once I manually set it straight, though, the expenses showed up correctly.
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When I was playing them out, it didn't seem to fit correctly.
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If I remember correctly, Gerber&aposs makes a great sweet potato puree.
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But Lyft, consciously or not, had correctly identified Uber's weakness years ago.
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But Rosenstein's defenders think he's still playing the game correctly so far.
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Unsurprisingly, the most numerate were most likely to solve the problem correctly.
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She correctly infers that Jamie is having an affair and demands answers.
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That means correctly answering other hosts' questions about places, events, and people.
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An orange dotted line will appear when you've correctly straightened the item.
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Instead, like a real skateboarder, you had to make your approach correctly.
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If the kitty picked correctly, it received a reward of dried fish.
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The author, a big fan of doing math correctly, is appropriately embarrassed.
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Your challenge is, if I understand it correctly, to your own side.
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If performing the movement correctly, you should feel it in your core.
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The sheep correctly chose the celebrity's face eight times out of 10.
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As the article correctly notes, he is Jaap van Zweden, not Jared.
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As the review correctly noted elsewhere, the character is Lisa, not Liz.
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You just want to use them properly and structure your sentence correctly.
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As the article correctly notes, it is "The Revenant," not "The Revenent."
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As the review correctly noted elsewhere, she is Jo Bonney, not Boney.
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Yes, you read that correctly, SNCF is now an investor in BlaBlaCar.
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It might have even been "Make It Rain," if I remember correctly.
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Correctly, creators perceive this fear and wish to explore and exploit it.
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And the CDC recommends washing your hands frequently (and correctly!) while aboard.
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When implemented correctly, it can offer big benefits to their bottom lines.
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I have also correctly identified Brussels Griffons on the leash in Manhattan.
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That puts the blame on Aerojet for not making the engines correctly.
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Here's the thing: all condoms protect against Zika infection when used correctly.
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Anyone voicing such ideas today would be recognized — correctly — as a Republican.
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Regardless, Alexander is a Trek savant, correctly answering all but one question.
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Only 21 percent of those surveyed answered correctly, the rest mostly underestimated.
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Guess heads or tails correctly, and you take the other person's money.
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He correctly predicted banks would rally in conjunction with Trump's election win.
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These included correctly identifying shoppers with similar body types, the person said.
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It couldn't be more obvious when the pods are set up correctly.
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If I answer this question correctly, do I win a Trans Am?
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Trump's candidacy is (correctly) covered as an unusually ugly, rage-powered phenomenon.
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Your Knowledge increases when you study or answer questions correctly in class.
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A lot of people didn't react to it correctly at the beginning.
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Government oversight ensuring that this money is spent correctly is often lacking.
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I think the businesses doing that are not viewing their responsibility correctly.
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And Heavy Rain did it correctly to a certain extent, I think.
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Everything needs to line up correctly ... opponent, place and of course, money.
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We also made efforts to ensure that we correctly identified large donors.
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Gundlach added that he has predicted every Presidential Election correctly since 1972.
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The disorder means that a person's brain cells are not functioning correctly.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, she is Sharan Leventhal, not Levinston.
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Win some newsletter fame on Friday by answering all the questions correctly.
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When they have too much water in them, they don't float correctly.
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First, she pondered why Fox News anchors couldn't pronounce her name correctly.
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The contractors were checking whether Facebook's artificial intelligence correctly interpreted the messages.
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Wade was correctly decided, nor are his personal views on abortion clear.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, he is Riccardo Tisci, not Ricardo.
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The state Election Board acted correctly in unanimously ordering a new election.
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He assumes, correctly, that we are not a nation of policy wonks.
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As the article correctly noted, he is Jesse Tyler Ferguson, not Taylor.
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As the article correctly noted, they played the Braves, not the Brewers.
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As the review correctly noted elsewhere, he is Michael Levine, not Levin.
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Trump has read the currents correctly, and is well positioned for 28503.
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As the obituary correctly noted elsewhere, he is Burt Reynolds, not Bill.
|
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Can you correctly identify these 10 Disney movies from the first lines?
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Scroll down to see whether you can guess each Disney movie correctly.
|
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This new effort correctly supported programs far beyond the Nurse Family Partnership.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, he is Gary Guerrier, not Gurrier.
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Last year, the Justice Department correctly labelled Hezbollah a Transnational Criminal Organization.
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A professor who correctly predicted the last nine presidential elections told Hill.
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That may be an indication that you're not correctly managing your calendar.
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"No it isn't, it's just pining for the fjords," Alexa correctly responded.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, he is David Pilot, not Platt.
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There's no shortage of effort, it's just about doing the basics correctly.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, he is Shunji Yanai, not Yensai.
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That he could use chopsticks correctly elicited another smile, even a clap.
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This time, I go slowly to make sure I do them correctly.
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What's more, media don't always correctly identify the deceased as Native American.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, he is Michael Amato, not Damato.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, he is Chuck Tidey, not Tidley.
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As the accompanying article correctly notes, he is Peter Thiel, not Theil.
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Royal protection officers must also know how to correctly greet senior royals.
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They correctly don't see that as a problem to a strengthening economy.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, he is Myron Ebell, not Ebel.
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As the article correctly noted, he is D. A. Pennebaker, not Pennabaker.
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As the review noted correctly, it is Old Greenwich, not Old Stamford.
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Disney should correctly position itself as a "Disney as a Service" company.
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As the article correctly noted, the U.S. — not China — won, 105-62.
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As noted correctly elsewhere in the article, it was October, not November.
|
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Amazon's face-identification software Rekognition can't even correctly identify members of Congress.
|
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As the article correctly noted, he is Hassan Saada, not Saada Hassan.
|
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To finish out the bee, the contestants spelled 47 consecutive words correctly.
|
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"I hadn't added things in my head correctly," she said on Facebook.
|
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As noted correctly elsewhere in the article, it was 2005, not 2015.
|
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As was correctly noted elsewhere, it took place on Tuesday, not Monday.
|
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Kirkman correctly cites "states' rights" and "secession" together in the same sentence.
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As accompanying captions correctly noted, they are the Jalq'a, not the Jal'qa.
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As the column correctly noted, the executive is Sven Lindblad, not Linblad.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, she is Dilma Rousseff, not Rouseff.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, she is Bobbie York, not Bonnie.
|
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Sixty-four percent of respondents said they believe equities are correctly valued.
|
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U.S. inequality is egregious, but it's far less egregious when measured correctly.
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" Koppel did not back down and correctly stated, "The ratings are up.
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Only correctly registered shareholders have a right to attend Annual General Meetings.
|
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It's very hard to search correctly and to learn appropriate internet hygiene.
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The movie: Disney correctly believed this was good material for a movie.
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The process is called blading, and when done correctly it's relatively safe.
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If anyone was running this kind of show correctly, it was Nostalrius.
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It's also difficult to then have the computer identify the objects correctly.
|
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You just have to find the right ones and apply them correctly.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, he is Neil Klugman, not Krugman.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, he is David Yi, not Li.
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They also need payroll services to ensure that taxes are correctly deducted.
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But if done correctly, sending a cold email can yield great results.
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As the review correctly noted elsewhere, she is Marina Elana, not Elena.
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These are all because we are not correctly informed about the virus.
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As the article correctly notes, he is Dannel P. Malloy, not Daniel.
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But he did not say whether he believes Roe was correctly decided.
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And if I'm remembering the number correctly, something like 119,000 Americans [died].
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As the article correctly noted, it is 2556 billion, not 23622 billion.
|
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But it turns out he hadn't been doing it correctly after all.
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ATLANTIA SAYS AUDIT AIMS TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER INTERNAL PROCEDURES WERE FOLLOWED CORRECTLY
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They correctly showed Hart winning the state by a double-digit margin.
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As the article correctly noted, it is 32 billion, not 32 million.
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We sense, correctly, that Hadley has built us a fine pipe bomb.
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As the obituary correctly states, he was a forward, not a guard.
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As an accompanying picture caption correctly noted, she is Margareta, not Margarita.
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This video from Health shows you how to do a plank correctly.
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As a picture caption correctly noted, he is Alex Novack, not Novak.
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If you are attempting to offend me, please spell your insults correctly.
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It would reduce their poverty rate by half, if it's implemented correctly.
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As two subsequent references noted correctly, he is Matt Kapusta, not Kapusto.
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As the article correctly noted, he is Brett Ratner, not Brent Ratner.
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As the article correctly stated, it took place at 10:15 a.m.
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As the obituary correctly stated, he was a forward, not a guard.
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As correctly noted elsewhere in the review, it was 21, not 2800.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, he is Brent Laing, not Laird.
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As correctly noted elsewhere in the article, it is McMullen, not McCullen.
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As correctly noted elsewhere in the review, it was 1988, not 1990.
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As the article correctly noted, it was $35 million, not $25 million.
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As the article correctly states, it is $300 million, not $200 million.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, she is Somayeh Mohammadi, not Mohammedi.
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As correctly noted elsewhere in the article, it was 2013, not 2012.
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"You cannot catch chlamydia from the air," Otis says indignantly, and correctly.
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If you answered all three questions correctly, you're in a distinct minority.
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As correctly noted elsewhere in the article, it was 2013, not 5563.
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As a subheading correctly noted, it was an earthquake, not a hurricane.
|
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Fifty-five percent of those polled correctly said Lincoln was a Republican.
|
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As the headline and article correctly noted, he was Daniel, not Danial.
|
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Yet others felt the checklist wasn't correctly tailored for a specific scenario.
|
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"What I've found is that nobody's actually measuring this correctly," Far said.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly identify Fox Business Network.
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That is, if we all play our diplomatic and military cards correctly.
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As an accompanying picture caption correctly noted, it is 2026, not 2028.
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Only one server was detected and my chosen country was correctly identified.
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As the article correctly noted, she plays for Washington, not for U.C.L.A.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly describe the composite picture.
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Sometimes you will correctly choose iced coffee and be so, so happy.
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Yes, you read that correctly — this adorable knit starts at just $18.50!
|
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The female student could not correctly answer the question, prompting Davis's response.
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Make sure people are being gendered correctly, even when they aren't around.
|
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Texas — all landmark affirmations of our communities' constitutional rights — were correctly decided.
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Notch some newsletter fame on Friday by answering all five questions correctly.
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As the article correctly noted, it would be $21 billion, not $133.
|
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, she is Simone Krog, not Krug.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, she is Simone Krog, not Krug.
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As the article correctly noted, it is Week 4, not Week 3.
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CORRECTION: This post has been updated to correctly identify blogger Richard Silverstein.
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Respondents who had graduated college answered correctly 41 percent of the time.
|
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, he is Kevin Hayes, not Haynes.
|
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, he is Richard Nisbett, not Nesbitt.
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But let's be good sports: Our main trade partners read things correctly.
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Alex had many questions, including whether he had heard his lawyer correctly.
|
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As correctly noted on first reference, he is Edward Conard, not Conrad.
|
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Facebook later apologized for not correctly identifying the article as a joke.
|
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As noted correctly on first reference, she was Angelina Burete, not Angela.
|
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Instead, he correctly decided that the system had registered a false alarm.
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This month, several large technology companies have implicitly, and correctly, answered yes.
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The key is to correctly size up an opponent as a bluffer.
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As an accompanying picture caption correctly noted, it is 2800, not 2698.
|
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He correctly predicted the Tar Heels would win the championship last year.
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As noted correctly in the article, he is Tiisi Qisiiq, not Tilsi.
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It's just that we have no faith that they are done correctly.
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As the article correctly stated, she is Talya Nicole Lee, not Tanya.
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After only one bite, they both correctly identified which burger was which.
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If you don't have haters you are not doing your job correctly.
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As the article correctly noted, it would be $21 billion, not $21.
|
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Now the first (party) dimension correctly predicts 96 percent of the votes.
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Note: this review has been edited to correctly reflect its director's ethnicity.
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He does not care whether the things he says describe reality correctly.
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I wrote it down here, because I want to quote it correctly.
|
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Even if estimates like those correctly predict the near-term market reaction to the election, their ability to correctly judge the long-term consequences of a political shift for the economy and the business environment isn't particularly good.
|
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Silver, originally a baseball forecaster, went from a blogger who predicted 49 out of 50 states correctly in 2008 to a New York Times celebrity who correctly called every electoral vote in 2012 for the paper of record.
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Suchard then correctly guesses the amount of objects that she pulled out. Amazing!
|
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"I don't think the state handled it correctly from Day 1," she said.
|
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As the listing of credits correctly noted, she is Lucia Giannetta, not Gannetta.
|
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As the article correctly notes, is the University of California, Berkeley, not U.C.L.A.
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However, if you don't manage things correctly, your faith can be your undoing.
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As a result, some parts of the platform may not be working correctly.
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Sarah, on the other hand, correctly read that Cirie was on her side.
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He guessed track correctly but objected when Jenner claims cheerleading is the second.
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" At first she says no, but then — to Chip's shock — correctly guesses "butter.
|
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On opinions, about 35 percent were able to correctly identify all five statements.
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It's very difficult to play correctly, but adds a lot of interesting strategy.
|
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Distribution trucks needed the right temperature monitoring systems to transport the beef correctly.
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The listener or reader infers, which means to deduce, whether correctly or not.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly identify Trump's event in Iowa.
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Here are a few other ways that hypnosis, done correctly, could help you.
|
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Yes, you read that correctly – they want to pay you to online shop.
|
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People are, on the whole, absolutely hopeless at correctly diagnosing their own skin.
|
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Even when employers think they are correctly tracking hours, there can be problems.
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We'll be on our guard for gadgets that don't do USB-C correctly.
|
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Even context-based messages about murdering waves of zombies were picked up correctly.
|
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Correction: This story has been updated to correctly identify FAA spokesman Lynn Lunsford.
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On average, it takes patients with I.P.F. two years to be diagnosed correctly.
|
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As an accompanying picture caption correctly noted, she is Emily Bate, not Bait.
|
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Due to the bee's bent-over posture, the brainwashing chip isn't implanted correctly.
|
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Use it correctly, and you can turn small initial investments into small fortunes.
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But our daughters told us they pray correctly, so I think they are.
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Wearing a condom correctly also ensures a solid barrier against STIs and sperm.
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When systems are working correctly, interventions and remedies take place behind closed doors.
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Now they mock him, correctly, for his naïveté about the North's malign intentions.
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Yes, though this is less likely if the birth control is used correctly.
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The problem is that cells often need specific structural support to function correctly.
|
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It had already correctly predicted the results of the Democratic and Republican Primaries.
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It even correctly identifies John Wick: Chapter 2 as a bedfellow of Logan.
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The Federal Register correctly cited section 207 of title 18, which does exist.
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He correctly guessed he was the target, and played his idol for himself.
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When worn correctly, you shouldn't have to worry about these earbuds falling out.
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If it's done correctly, you'll be directed to a page of glasses suggestions.
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Yes, you read that correctly, 25 times over the course of 12 months.
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A couple of his answers suggested he had not correctly heard the question.
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You've also got diagrams that show how to correctly butcher the human body.
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But Issa correctly identifies Daniel's ego as the real reason for his hesitance.
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Weed, as he correctly predicts, will one day legalized in the United States.
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A discussion about sexual desires can be seductive if you frame it correctly.
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People also need to be trained to take their own blood pressure correctly.
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If implemented correctly, Prindiville says, it should actually benefit companies, not threaten them.
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During the presidential campaign, Donald Trump correctly talked about rebuilding our country's infrastructure.
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The algorithm correctly identified 94 percent of the participants who had attempted suicide.
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Turning Correctly Allowing your opponent to get behind you means you messed up.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, it has 2212 units, not 2556 units.
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This is, I think, if I remember correctly, "Dark Knight" was a thing.
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You'll notice when you're in a bar and your shot actually exposes correctly.
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Keenan: So if I understand you correctly, you couldn't communicate it to us.
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People often have biases but algorithms, if designed correctly, can be more impartial.
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Johnson & Johnson says it is "committed to ensuring its medicines are used correctly".
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Players know straight away if they answered correctly, and how many people didn't.
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If implemented correctly, it can be a major sales driver for online retailers.
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In its early days, Grammarly was all about the mechanics of writing correctly.
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Obama who correctly pointed out Hillary Clinton 'certainly can't run the White House.
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If you know of a case where America acted correctly, you tell me.
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She speaks French to sound more sophisticated, but never quite uses "moi" correctly.
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"We correctly reacted to counterterrorism with enhanced R&D after 2001," Samaras wrote.
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It shows that you're paying attention and ensures that you understood them correctly.
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One of his biggest predictions came when he correctly called the 1987 crash.
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"Older planes, if they are correctly maintained, can be operated safely," he said.
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By "done correctly," we mean that a bouquet should seem handpicked and heartfelt.
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CORRECTION: This story's headline has been updated to correctly identify America First Policies.
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Unfortunately, for everything to heal correctly, the turtle's shell cannot touch the ground.
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John Edwards — and also correctly foretold a turnout surge that Clinton's campaign dismissed.
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Schneck says information sharing could greatly increase America's cybersecurity defenses if done correctly.
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Earlier in the hearing, he correctly referred to Puerto Rico as a territory.
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Part of me wants to correctly say that this makes Blazblue VERY stupid.
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Seems simple enough, but it's an afternoon's worth of amusement if played correctly.
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GoPro says backlit photos should now look correctly exposed instead of all overexposed.
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In November 15, Gordon correctly predicted that crude would touch $26 a barrel.
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Not just cleaning and drying, but also how to fold and iron correctly.
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Maybe I can make a douche mod so you can correctly vape it.
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I had to go to classes on how to do this safely, correctly.
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Now that you've correctly put on the condom, you can get it on.
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Architects become great at their job when they LEARN how to build correctly.
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CEO's are not great until they LEARN how to run a business correctly.
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A $2100 billion acquisition that dovetails correctly with so many of your products.
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Trump later deleted that tweet and posted another with Wade's name spelled correctly.
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In May, when the investigation began, both companies said they had acted correctly.
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The key point is to throw the item correctly to the right place.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly identify North Korea's test Friday.
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If you select all the canine champs correctly, you could win $1 million.
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He even correctly observed the grammatical rules for its/it's in this tweet.
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It correctly implies that Teeth is a comedy as much as a horror.
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Obviously, Fasoli confirms, we're not able to judge sexual orientation correctly from voices.
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" Nyhan noted (correctly) that "an ethno-nationalist style can have significant electoral advantages.
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Someone changed John Delaney’s wikipedia to -correctly- say he died tonight.
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To the Editor: Your editorial correctly highlights how antiquated our voting systems are.
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"Saudi Arabia probably correctly perceives they are in the doghouse internationally," said Seigle.
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As the listing of credits correctly noted, she is Nabiyah Be, not Nabiya.
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As the review correctly noted else-where, she is Anna Thomas, not Madison.
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Sanders correctly admires Churchill for his standing up to Hitler and Nazi Germany.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, the resident is Ingrid Broesicke, not Brosicke.
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As the article correctly notes, they are Zhanna and Larry Hountz, not Hount.
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It runs 19813 minutes over, so make sure your DVR is set correctly.
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They will correctly note that his talk of restoring hope was mere gilding.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, he is Alexis Fabry, not Alexis Aubry.
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He assumed, correctly, that this is what many had been doing all along.
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As noted correctly elsewhere in the article, he is John Cantlie, not Cantile.
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The model has predicted every election correctly since it was created in 22019.
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As the article correctly noted, it was the 10th inning, not the 11th.
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Sullivan "probably wasn't correctly decided" under an originalist reading of the First Amendment.
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First, how do you personally know if your vote is ever recorded correctly?
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As he correctly explained, the bill isn't exactly a farm bill any more.
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As the listing of credits correctly noted, she is Marinda Anderson, not Marina.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to spell Felipe Gomez Alonzo's name correctly.
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As the article correctly noted, it was the 21th inning, not the 2800th.
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That has happened only four times, and McGirt correctly guessed who did so.
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As the article correctly notes he is Ashton B. Carter, not Aston. Opinionvideo
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As noted correctly earlier in the article, he is Nigel Farage, not Lafarge.
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In American history, which correctly describes the event(s) that occurred in February?
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That could make pulling all the many levers at Macquarie correctly a challenge.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly spell Dr. Kurt Senske's name.
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However, that didn't stop him from correctly predicting the Denver Broncos as champions.
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As the article and caption correctly noted, he is Jon Niese, not John.
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"Trump" attempts to apologize but can't bring himself to pronounce the word correctly.
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Correction: This story has been updated to correctly reflect Ed Windels's intended point.
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As correctly noted elsewhere in the article, they were in July, not August.
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As noted correctly elsewhere in the article, he is Muhuthaz Muhsin, not Mushin.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, she was Jeanne-Claude, not Jean-Claude.
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It's about time that everyone made a sincere effort to pronounce names correctly.
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The winning word was "gladiolus," spelled correctly by the first champion, Frank Neuhauser.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly spell Stephen James Reilly's name.
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At that time, he hopes to be positioned correctly for the next downturn.
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"Then I would not have been doing my job correctly," Mr. Clark replied.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, it is Le Petit Cambodge, not La.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, it is Mela Thiruvenkatanathapuram, not Mela Thiruvenkanathapuram.
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As the article correctly noted, it is the Schoenfeld Theater, not the Shoenfeld.
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But the ruling also recited correctly some important rules of Article V law.
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Because at the same time as women are ... Am I pronouncing that correctly?
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We adore Shakespeare—but not everybody knows how to pronounce his name correctly.
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He realized how it can give teams problems if they do it correctly.
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Freeze-induced burns can occur with CoolSculpting if the device isn't applied correctly.
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Yes, you read that correctly — macaroni and cheese has been crossed with Cheetos.
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These vulnerabilities have the potential to leave this information exposed if exploited correctly.
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It's less about doing things correctly, than it is doing what feels fun.
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He suggested small practical tweaks that would make the game represent IHL correctly.
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If you do it correctly, the glass will just shear off the top.
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The finance professor who just correctly predicted Dow 24,000 sees another milestone approaching.
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By contrast, over 60 percent of Republicans correctly reported the decline in unemployment.
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Their partner can check to see if they followed the ABC format correctly.
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As correctly noted in the article, it is 550 feet tall, not 555.
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Meanwhile, Fed officials have said they think interest rates are already positioned correctly.
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Likewise, protective gear such as masks and gloves works only if used correctly.
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I'm on birth control and take it correctly, but it could happen still!
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, he was her husband, not her son.
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This case begged for a conviction, and I think it correctly got one.
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As the article correctly noted, he is Harry Hadden-Paton, not Haddon-Paton.
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This, she explains, is commonly because people aren't aligned correctly on the inside.
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But if I'm correctly interpreting his concern, then Rosen has things exactly backward.
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Is it "technically possible," as Yang puts it, to use the technology correctly?
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Only one bracketologist, Joe Piazza of LAOJoe's Bracketology, chose all 68 entrants correctly.
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As a picture caption correctly noted, it was Florida State, not South Florida.
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It was January 16, if my memory serves me correctly ... Good memory, yes.
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As a picture caption correctly noted, she is Mirai Nagasu, not Marai Nagusu.
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As correctly noted elsewhere in the article, he is Fred Matiang'i, not Mantiang'i.
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They say correctly that we have a lot of problems here at home.
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That you connect the dots correctly because so you see the real picture.
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And they said if end-to-end encryption were implemented correctly, probably not.
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Tonight, Donald Trump correctly talked about the need to address the opioid crisis.
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And yet it is a love that dare not spell its name correctly.
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Everyone (correctly) takes it as a given that Republicans will do nothing. Why?
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As the article's headline correctly noted, it is $6.2 billion, not $6.2 million.
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As the article correctly noted, it is seeking $900 million, not $900 billion.
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It was the most moving ... It really is moving, if it's done correctly.
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"I didn't even know how to use my ear monitor correctly," she said.
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The cross at 22A, MHZ, was of great assistance in spelling this correctly.
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As correctly noted elsewhere in the article, he is Brendan Dickinson, not Dickson.
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Subsequently, the decision was correctly made by the NBA to postpone the game.
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And naloxone would have to be administered correctly and at the right dose.
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CoinX correctly revealed the iPhone XS a week before its debut last year.
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As the obituary correctly noted, she is Minnie Mae Freeman Penney, not Penne.
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As the article correctly noted, the attack occurred in April, not in 2016.
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As the article correctly notes elsewhere, he is Tran Ngoc Toan, not Tuan.
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As the article correctly noted elsewhere, it was Parsons Green station, not Greek.
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As the article correctly notes elsewhere, he is Jean-Luc Mélenchon, not Mélanchon.
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The Declaration's parchment was touched, if you angled it correctly, with theological fire.
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As the article correctly noted, it is the totoaba fish, not the vaquita.
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As the review correctly notes, the author is Daphne du Maurier, not Rebecca.
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For some solvers, "1975" was a year of release (correctly, in this clue).
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LG: Julian, am I hearing correctly, you don't think this is a gimmick?
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Sanders could correctly say the US spends more than twice the OECD average.
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Byrd said correctly that this ought to end with votes on the articles.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly describe Benjamin Crump's past clients.
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The other tax software I tried didn&apost account for this deduction correctly.
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Nixon, he believed (correctly), would have been crucified if he'd done something similar.
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He said it was a sign that I was doing my job correctly.
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But Mr. Trump correctly stuck with his decision to reinforce the Syrian Kurds.
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Either we correctly read more letters on an eye chart or we don't.
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We had trouble getting it to work correctly due to a loose wire.
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Try as we might, we couldn&apost get it to hook up correctly.
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As noted correctly elsewhere in the article, she is Najwa Amri, not Najma.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to describe correctly Mary Brunner's criminal history.
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It must be done correctly, but it's going to be an exciting area.
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If I didn't tie my tie correctly, I was told to redo it.
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If I didn't fold a napkin correctly, I was told to fix it.
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If I recall correctly, the fill around that column got way too tortured.
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Like the article said, history isn't alive anymore if history isn't taught correctly.
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As the article correctly noted, they are the Cossack, not the Cossback, riders.
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Jennings correctly answered, "Who is Iago?" although he bet none of his points.
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As the article correctly notes, she was the champion in 1996, not 1987.
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Avenatti said a $100,000 reward was waiting for correctly identifying the unknown man.
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And I trust that, by doing that correctly, themes will just naturally emerge.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly identify Jason Kander's former position.
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If I recall correctly, they are right next to the Borough of Duodenum.
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As noted correctly elsewhere in the article, it is April 2019, not 2017.
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As correctly noted later in the article, it is Covington & Burling (not Burlington).
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As noted correctly elsewhere in the article, it is April 2698, not 24637.
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As noted correctly elsewhere in the article, he is Stanislav Osadchiy, not Osdachiy.
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As correctly noted elsewhere in the article, he is Thomas Brachet, not Branchet.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly describe the charges Stone faces.
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As the article correctly notes, the former teacher, Felicia Barahona, was a woman.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly reflect what's in the legislation.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly identify the Fox Business Network.
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This story has been updated to correctly attribute the quote to Gary Fisher.
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As correctly noted elsewhere in the article, he is Alan Ruschel, not Rushel.
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The BOP also has failed to classify people correctly, sometimes with tragic results.
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The three children who are quickest to answer correctly are ushered on board.
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Prior to this, Rathbun correctly predicted that Loki would erupt in May 2018.
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" She added — correctly — "I'm willing to bet he's writing a few right now.
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As correctly noted elsewhere in the article, he is Shen Dingli, not Chen.
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Correction: This report has been updated to reflect Patrick Bennett's company name correctly.
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It's her responsibility to make sure everything is done correctly and on time.
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PERRY: WELL, IT'S AS YOU CORRECTLY SAID— SULLIVAN: HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
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For online usage, the key is sizing your logo correctly for various formats.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly state the ad's release date.
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"We aren't spending enough time celebrating what people are doing correctly," he said.
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The first step to a perfect bracket is correctly choosing the first round.
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As Gabriel correctly points out, America's populism will not go away with Trump.
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SGT The account owner has now been correctly identified as the girl's grandmother.
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As correctly noted elsewhere in the article, he is Matthias Mayer, not Meyer.
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As noted correctly elsewhere in the article, he is William Hughes, not Williams.
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This will help you determine if you set the right print area correctly.
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There is a pressure to swim well and to use this water correctly.
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Pregnancy tests can be extremely accurate, but only if you take them correctly.
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Here are three things Bezos predicted correctly — and one he got wrong. 1.
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Even when the instructions are followed correctly, interpreting the results can be tricky.
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As the obituary correctly noted elsewhere, he was Roy J. Glauber, not Grauber.
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As the article correctly notes, she is Phoebe Waller-Bridge, not Waller-Bridges.
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As the article correctly stated, it was 206,000 in April, not 206 million.
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As noted correctly elsewhere in the obituary, he was Roy Cohn, not Cohen.
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But plaintiffs can also challenge whether the administration is interpreting several statutes correctly.
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Instagram tends to be more about hey, is this photo crafted, composed correctly?
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He was excited that I saw "correctly" — which is to say, like him.
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The former leader of the free world using "twerk" correctly made me giggle.
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According to Mr. Bérard, the trickiest part is saying the child's name correctly.
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"Your business still has to manufacture, deliver and price items correctly," she said.
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He likes it when people omit the word "very" and spell "fuchsia" correctly.
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As the article correctly stated, there have been at least 8003, not 2800.
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As the article correctly noted, they are Nebraska, Wisconsin, South Dakota and Iowa.
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If executed correctly, freelancing on the side or full time, can be worthwhile.
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This lets authorities check whether taxpayers have correctly declared their foreign financial accounts.
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It started because the Trump camp correctly sensed Clinton had made a mistake.
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Of all those surveyed, 81% answered correctly, and 87% of college graduates specifically.
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Ninety-six percent of respondents to the online poll — which reached a sample of 2,028 registered voters from Thursday, January 21, through Sunday, January 24 — correctly identified a photo of Donald Trump, and 97 percent correctly identified a photo of Clinton.
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"And it's this assumption that if we can develop an algorithm that picks out all of the rocks as rocks correctly, we can have one that classifies people correctly or in a useful way or something like that," Pasquale says.
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In the interview with Sirius he correctly noted that Jackson blamed his wife's death on her being (correctly) labeled a bigamist and an adulteress by political opponents and the media—exactly the kind of factoid you'd expect Trump to pick up.
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The results look like this: The app correctly determine the breed of my own dog, nearly-internet-famous Pembroke Welsh corgi Winston, and also correctly determined the breed of a shiba inu I found online dressed up like Donald Trump.
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As the article correctly noted, it is Poo-Bah Records, not Pooh-Bah Records.
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Kavanaugh, as Starr correctly observers, does not believe that this deference should be granted.
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Schumpeter would, correctly, argue that firms which innovate deserve a window of competitive advantage.
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How many of these questions about the N.F.L. league leaders can you answer correctly?
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As the article correctly states, it is the Neue Galerie, not the Nueu Galerie.
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They correctly surmised that he was closer to them philosophically than to President Bush.
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I think that people should look to do things correctly, as opposed to criticize.
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Prepared correctly and with the right expectations, though, cauli gnocchi can change your life.
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In tests, listeners could correctly identify spoken digits around 75 percent of the time.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly reflect the statistics on Booker's fundraising.
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I.e., does it involve captioning images in a textbook, or correctly labeling medical records?
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It's a decent laugh line, and it does make the underlying policy point correctly.
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At one point in the second round, 21 consecutive kids spelled their words correctly.
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Before this, if I can remember correctly, we had also tried smoking cat nip.
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Spanish investigators told Reuters the wiretap transcripts were accurate and the suspects correctly identified.
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A lot of it has no value, as you correctly said in your summary.
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Yet somehow a handful of students in the 15-person class solved it correctly.
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Even though it wasn't a real dog, Google Lens still identified the breed correctly.
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And I didn&apost think it was going to happen if I remember correctly.
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Clinton's campaign team, to their credit, had this plan nailed correctly at the time.
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He didn't launch a retaliatory strike, believing correctly that it was a false alarm.
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A separate algorithm was also able to correctly categorize 16 of those 17 patients.
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You heard me correctly, completely FREE, zero dollars and zero cents, no strings attached!
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Republicans correctly bet that they would win Texas in 2018, but they underestimated O'Rourke.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correctly identify Acting Solicitor General Jeffrey Wall.
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Castellucci said Autostrade has always operated correctly in its role of toll-road operator.
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More good news: The machine should also theoretically correctly identify the mass shooter. What?
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The judge ruled that the offering documents did not correctly describe the mortgage loans.
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The AOA DISAGREE alert was not correctly enabled during Boeing 737-8 (MAX) development.
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Timing these changes correctly increases your score, missing them chips away at your health.
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Fracturing that vacuum is dangerous and can lead to injury if not done correctly.
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It correctly notes that Facebook and Twitter also contain hate speech and violent threats.
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"The implementation of that software, we did not do it correctly," Muilenburg told CBS.
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As the writers correctly noted, these vaunted defined-contribution plans have a fatal flaw.
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As the user identifies objects correctly, the speed with which images are presented accelerates.
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And when those "miters" don't line up correctly, train traffic grinds to a halt.
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Amazon and Google assistants do not ask users to reveal passwords when working correctly.
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When designed correctly, level-1 AVs may help prevent such traffic patterns from developing.
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Even if used correctly, thermometers won't catch everyone who could spread the new virus.
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It can, if built correctly, have multiple levels of resistance, each representing a number.
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It's very possible that programs can be biased if you don't train them correctly.
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Read More:The Best Nighttime Skin-Care RoutineAre You Applying Your Skin-Care Products Correctly?
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If they guess correctly, chances are they've seen this part of the game before.
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Yes, you read that correctly, and it's every bit as delightful as it sounds.
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