As the researchers were correcting their algorithms, her brain was correcting its responses to them.
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Identifying and correcting the underlying cause for a child's hypertension is critical to correcting it and preventing serious consequences.
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The one strength that Twitter has is it's a hive of journalists, of citizens, of activists correcting the record, correcting information.
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Of course, the app is just as much about correcting one's own mistakes as it is about correcting the mistakes of others.
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And one of the good things about capitalism is that it has self-correcting mechanisms, just as democracy has self-correcting mechanisms.
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Zarqawi "felt that by correcting his own practice of his religion, and forcibly correcting others, he was doing God's work," Orton said.
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I was always either over-correcting or under-correcting my aim, never quite able to put the crosshairs on the enemy I wanted.
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This potential cycle of over-correcting then under-correcting could leave the entire internet ecosystem with far too much uncertainty in the long run.
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When it comes to correcting false information, Nyhan, the political scientist, has found that corrections from people who are similar to you (Democrats correcting a Democrat) is more effective.
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And if members of Congress aren't capable of correcting for the weather when thinking back to their last election, they probably aren't correcting for any of the rest of them.
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" Manuel, believing he was correcting his boss, replied: "No.
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By the time galleys are released, it's more typical for a publisher to be correcting proofreading errors on the level of spelling and grammar than is it to be correcting the facts.
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Updating or correcting records took between 26 and 535 days.
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Can we start correcting course before the train wreck repeats?
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Dolores interrupts the speech here, correcting the turn of phrase.
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We chose to laugh at obscenities instead of correcting these.
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Messonier said it's a matter of "correcting myths" about vaccination.
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In rescinding it, DeVos said she was correcting federal overreach.
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"Yeah," she said on the show, before quickly correcting herself.
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We're working on correcting this issue for next week's podcast.
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That doesn't mean they aren't worthy of recognizing and correcting.
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It'll be the pendulum correcting for itself and swinging back.
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Later Bryan briefly messes up pronouns, before instantly correcting himself.
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But this global contest isn't just about correcting old errors.
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But the agency is now correcting mistakes in that rule.
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Correcting or amending important work can make a scientific career.
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The Supreme Court began this week by correcting an injustice.
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Dr. Jart+ Cicapair Tiger Grass Color Correcting Treatment SPF 30
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The Wall Street Journal: Booker's stunts and distortions need correcting.
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Correcting currency misalignment, not imposing tariffs, should be his priority.
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I'm unabashed about correcting people when they err on this.
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But to her, correcting the historical record was especially meaningful.
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We also need to get serious about correcting the record.
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"I don't know her," he said before quickly correcting himself.
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"I like Donald," Zucker told me, before quickly correcting himself.
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Yet the findings persisted even after correcting for tobacco use.
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Nurses have to feel comfortable correcting doctors without fear of reprisal.
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" More recently, Barack Obama praised Ronald Reagan for correcting "the excesses
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"Before I didn't know exactly," he says, pausing and correcting himself.
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Color-correcting creams are a true blessing from the beauty gods.
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Unsurprisingly, Apple's correcting that glitch in the next version of iOS.
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Rather than correcting those defects, recent governments have cracked down ineptly.
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Or maybe it's my own taste in comedy that needs correcting.
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Theron, 43, elaborated, explaining daughter August's hilarious attempts at correcting her.
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That's the next mistaken notion that we're working on correcting now.
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There is an appetite for correcting the sins of the past.
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Hornsey insists Uber is committed to correcting course on employee wellness.
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After correcting for the endogeneity problem, the gravity effect still held.
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This was a mistake and we've worked hard on correcting it.
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Having people knowing my pronouns and correcting others was really fantastic.
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This, Grosse said, could have "a correcting influence" on public trust.
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She shouldn't have to spend the whole debate correcting the record.
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Reaching out to the parents was a way of correcting wrongdoing.
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That has let him and his team start correcting the omission.
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Was this about correcting the record, catharsis or something in between?
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"I basically learned by doing everything wrong and then correcting it."
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Identifying, reporting and correcting information system flaws in a timely manner.
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Want to try your hand at the latest in color correcting?
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He sent out numerous tweets and apologies immediately correcting the record.
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Mr. Sherman had a penchant for correcting others' grammar, and Mrs.
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"We just never spoke about it," he says, correcting the assumption.
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Interest in correcting the record stands to grow, Mr. Tarver added.
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Naturally, correcting the mistake should be your first order of business.
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Budget reforms are crucial to correcting the nation's unsustainable fiscal course.
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"When I came out and … ," he began saying before correcting himself.
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Olivier's uptight (he can't let a mistake go without correcting it).
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But it included orange correcting products, both lighter and darker ones.
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The command sent out its own message correcting the false alarm.
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By 2016, the company was correcting thousands of lab test results.
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That means that it is open to correcting its core texts.
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"We're always course correcting," writes Lam, the creative director, in an email.
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The alliance will get a hand in course correcting from Alberta, Canada.
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Among Phillippe's specialties: correcting busted eyeshadow application and placing the perfect highlight.
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Dr. Jart Cicapair Tiger Grass Color Correcting Treatment, $52, available at Sephora.
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And that's not the only misperception this exhibition is intent on correcting.
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Smearing those who speak out is quite separate from correcting the record.
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This will mean measuring results, being transparent and course-correcting when needed.
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Liberals, from John Stuart Mill to Theodore Roosevelt, thought that needed correcting.
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There is no economic imbalance that this exchange rate move is correcting.
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And the right way is to build a quantum error-correcting code.
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They prefer "correcting": the study isolated one genetic flaw and fixed it.
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It is not about political correctness, it is about correcting systemic exclusion.
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"This was our mistake, and we are correcting it," the company said.
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Wilbur Ross also reiterating the administration's stand on correcting unfair trade practices.
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For some consumers, spotting and correcting medical billing problems is getting easier.
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Leave time and budget for correcting issues that come up during testing.
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"We're aware of this and correcting the misteke," they told the BBC.
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The upcoming film Creative Control takes a big step towards correcting that.
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People may get annoyed that you keep correcting them in casual conversation.
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In fact, it's based on correcting for the biases of the rich.
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"I view it as the market correcting itself," Seidl told Business Insider.
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"So it is very important for them to start correcting their prices."
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Besides, correcting the color is pretty easy with a photo-editing app.
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You're watching and watching and correcting, and putting this big picture together.
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It took authorities 38 minutes to send another alert correcting the mistake.
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They tease and engage in gregarious banter, like Previn correcting his posture.
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Hodgson devoted his professional life to correcting the errors of the Orientalists.
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"It's all thanks to God," Ms. Kaur said, before quickly correcting herself.
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For now, Holder will focus on correcting that balance in different states.
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Like many politicians, she occasionally stumbled over a word before correcting herself.
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Right now, we have found nothing in the book that needs correcting.
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How a small but influential group of black gallerists is correcting history.
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On occasion, Young pats the top of Jackson's hand while correcting him.
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They switch between English and Arabic — Sama has started correcting our spelling.
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Coco finished taking a swig from her water bottle before correcting him.
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"It's patio-dining, rosé-weather food," Ms. Kramer said, before correcting herself.
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"Regulating tax preparers and correcting errors is good tax administration," said Mazur.
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Wrongly-decided precedents inaccurately reflecting what the Constitution says however, require correcting.
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Meanwhile, Stephen Hawking awaits the Tweet correcting his knowledge of black holes.
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"They are correcting their own image," he told Russia's R-Sport agency.
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" You need to be good at quickly correcting bad decisions, he said, but "if you're good at course correcting, being wrong may be less costly than you think, whereas being slow is going to be expensive for sure.
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The former PM described the election as "career-defining" before quickly correcting himself.
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There were the posture-correcting ballet classes, the personal trainer, the physical therapy.
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Some of these sites contain clues to enriching or correcting the historical record.
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One fan was quick to point it out: Smoot isn't above correcting himself.
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Why might scientists be turning to the courts for help correcting the record?
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At a macro-economic level, this self-correcting property is a wonderful thing.
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I no longer looked at my face and only thought about correcting it.
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A third is that it is not particularly good at correcting point mutations.
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We're talking cushion compacts, color-correcting palettes, strobing tools, and millennial pink everywhere.
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The first step to correcting a behavior is through understanding it, after all.
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"He finally does [respect me as a racer]," Burt said, before correcting himself.
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I commend Bob Mueller's office for correcting the BuzzFeed false story that Pres.
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That's why countless products like posture braces are dedicated to correcting this problem.
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Silica: The Department of Labor is correcting mistakes made in the silica rule.
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Murad Rapid Age Spot Correcting Serum ($75): Biossance Squalane + Peptide Eye Gel ($54):
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Try not to be afraid of standing up for yourself and correcting people.
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However, the government appears to be making its first effort at correcting this.
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He can start with correcting the problems that this executive order will create.
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Correcting some of the wrongs of London's air quality will not be easy.
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The responsibility of correcting the situation will fall on the team's next manager.
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Daniels responded to Trump's "horseface" tweet with two tweets, one correcting his grammar.
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Here, The Times's corrections editor, Rogene Jacquette, explains our process for correcting mistakes.
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Some investors are already concerned about the market's history of correcting in September.
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It is part of the story of American politics as successfully self-correcting.
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The scientific method is a self-correcting endeavor, and scientists are professional skeptics.
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But correcting the error was not beyond the National Weather Service's Birmingham, Ala.
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Historicizing—correcting for the tendency to presentize the past—is what scholars do.
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Creating any discernible shape on it requires deliberate action and occasionally correcting errors.
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Let me explain why, and why correcting the false perception is so important.
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As I've written before, the scientists aren't "altering" the data, they're correcting them.
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If anyone was unaware of his résumé, Mr. Cruz was vigilant about correcting that.
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So under what conditions does shame end up prodding people into correcting their course?
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The company filed an amendment correcting the figure, Juul spokeswoman Victoria Davis told CNBC.
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And believe me, I wouldn't bother correcting them if I didn't love right back.
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Mr Ramaphosa then wrote to parliament correcting what he sees as an honest mistake.
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I&aposm not going to beat up on it because he&aposs correcting it.
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Concealer: She suggests applying a color-correcting peach toned liquid concealer under the eyes.
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Ferguson, correcting a "grievously wrong decision" to use the judge's term, allowing racial inequality.
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We can't take on the burden of correcting for institutions that undervalue women's expertise.
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Most of them just wanted to help her out by gently correcting the oversight.
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Then, he got to work on a 13-part Twitter thread correcting the record.
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"And to the people of New Hampshire," she added, correcting herself with a laugh.
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Chinese growth was slowing, and markets were correcting, well in advance of Trump's tariffs.
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It was a slow summer compared to last year even correcting for the lag.
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Such thinking is more concerned with protecting property rights than with correcting market failure.
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Remedies included refunding fees, closing unwanted accounts and correcting information misreported to credit bureaus.
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"Today, the bulls are closing their positions and the price is correcting," he added.
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After all, you want to get things right — especially when correcting a known issue.
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Commodities were under pressure with crude oil, precious metals and some base metals correcting.
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Even so, protesting a dominant culture and correcting those injustices are two different things.
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Both were correcting after hitting their highest since late April in the previous session.
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Retired English teacher Yvonne Mason has spent much of her life correcting students' writing.
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With iOS 10, our text threads will now suggest correcting some words to emoji.
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This tendency has led to some errors and has prevented her from correcting others.
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It was 38 minutes, however, before a second alert correcting the first went out.
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Perhaps the greatest strength of science is that over time, science is self-correcting.
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"" Jones told INSIDER that correcting the situation was really just ... a piece of cake.
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Dries is constantly correcting people who may confuse Batwoman with Batgirl, another Batman character.
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EditorsNote: correcting Arkansas' record Stingy defense powers Arkansas past No. 11 Florida FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.
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Workplace: The Labor Department is correcting mistakes made in a new workplace safety rule.
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He thinks the "races up" toward around 2,600 before correcting, perhaps around 15 percent.
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Environment: The U.S. Department of Agriculture is correcting mistakes in the agency's environmental policies.
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And it feels like I'm kind of correcting the world when I do that.
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Think Essie's gel polishes, Nyx's color-correcting palette, and Katy Perry's new CoverGirl collection.
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Teachers: The Department of Education is correcting mistakes made in a teacher preparation rule.
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Ferguson, correcting a "grievously wrong" decision—to use the judge's term—allowing racial inequality.
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In interpersonal interactions, correcting misinformation can be helped by the strength of the relationship.
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What is preventing us from correcting the inherited bias in camera and film technology?
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The date will need correcting only once a year (at the end of February).
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So we are kind of channeling the energy for the set and correcting imbalances.
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"Baseball has a way of correcting itself," Sean Doolittle, the Washington Nationals' closer, said.
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Instead of correcting himself, he usually pretends that he has not slipped at all.
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Where is the need or the attention for correcting bias in the AI algorithms?
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The state still prohibits minors from correcting their sex designation, according to Lambda Legal.
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Emissions: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is correcting mistakes made in an emissions rule.
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" His colleague on the project, Kate Lauterbach, broke in, gently correcting him, "Haute couture.
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After correcting for seasonal pressure, the index was higher for the second straight month.
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Correcting the mythology: Nuclear deterrence has been the greatest driver of the arms race.
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"I am responsible for (correcting) all the typos," Trudi Inslee said with a laugh.
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The courts have also been guided by the assumption that markets are self-correcting.
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King said Republicans spent time during the hearing correcting "unfair questions" posed by Democrats.
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If I fixate too much on the painting, I get focused on correcting things.
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It's your brain's way of color correcting the world when it's filtered through different light.
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At no point did Employee 1 assist in the process of correcting the False Alert.
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Can you spare the political capital by correcting a colleague—or worse yet, a superior!
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I've dedicated an enormous amount of my life to correcting what I consider media malpractice.
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You're correcting people just for the sake of it while adding nothing to the conversation.
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"It took the filing of our complaint before correcting some of the steps," Ferguson said.
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I still believe that we could see markets correcting sharply over the next few weeks.
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That was based on an error in the study that the journal is now correcting.
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"Smart robots, or autonomous machines, are independent, self-correcting, and learning machines," says the report.
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"We feel that the market is on the right way of correcting itself," he said.
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The differences range from grammatical adjustments to correcting a citation of a non-existent law.
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Correcting that ought to be about as hard politically as declaring a new public holiday.
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The AP issued a tweet correcting its error , and CNN also clarified its initial report.
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We shoot a video, and my coworker guides me through the process of color correcting.
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He got kind of bent with me about me correcting him one time, in court.
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"This is over-correcting," wrote a social media user on China's popular Twitter-like Weibo.
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This failure to even acknowledge the discrimination Copts face makes correcting the problem virtually impossible.
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Once again, we are correcting their flawed judgment and priorities, albeit with a heavy hand.
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Ahead, we're correcting three of the worst first impressions people tend to get of Leos.
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Some champion it as a necessary next step in correcting years of exclusive hiring practices.
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An index tracking Chinese property developers dropped over 2 percent, correcting after rapid recent gains.
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Moreover it is not correcting those forecasts based on facts, based on the actual outcomes.
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Course-correcting a narrative like "Game of Thrones" must be like steering an invasion fleet.
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"What this patient is teaching is there could be a pathway for correcting the disease."
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is correcting mistakes in efficiency standards for air conditioners.
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The exchange reignited the debate over the role federal government's role in correcting institutional discrimination.
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And correcting misconceptions about whether plants grown without sunshine can taste robust instead of anemic.
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Dehumidifiers: The Department of Energy is correcting mistakes made in an efficiency rule for dehumidifiers.
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"I view it as the market correcting itself," Cowen's Jason Seidl previously told Business Insider.
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Besides, they may have thought, the press will do the job of correcting Trump anyway.
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The last thing you want is to be working away on correcting the wrong issue.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy is correcting mistakes made in an efficiency rule for compressors.
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Lancôme added Miracle CC Cushion Color Correcting Primer to its collection a few weeks ago.
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"When it comes to inhibitions and stuff I'm pretty, um —" she began before correcting herself.
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The former vice president referred to "tragic events" in Houston and Michigan before correcting himself.
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Our mission is simple: Since the media won't prioritize correcting all the disinformation, we will.
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He mostly suppresses the urge to lecture his audience or show impatience by correcting residents.
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After correcting Ms. Ruggiero once more, Miss de Lappe walked away, pleased for the moment.
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The tool also summarizes a landlord's history of correcting violations, deregulating apartments and evicting tenants.
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Postproduction corrections also offer answers that involve digitizing the film and then color correcting it.
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Whatever those inconsistencies are, as you go about correcting them, there's gonna be some glitches.
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That has been fixed and we are prominently correcting, and taking responsibility, for the error.
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Before the Senate decides whether to protect companies or consumers, it's worth correcting the record.
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Correcting other people's children is allowed to prevent imminent harm, and baggage carousels undoubtedly qualify.
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Disability: The Social Security Administration (SSA) is correcting mistakes made in a disability claims rule.
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But after correcting for cost of living, taxes, and housing costs, Texas comes out ahead.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy is correcting mistakes in an efficiency rule it recently published.
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Finally, the ACDC Act obfuscates the underlying problems of the CFAA instead of correcting them.
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Instead, those variations in light are caused by algorithms correcting for Kepler's movements in space.
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I'm also rethinking our decision to split checks and her correcting me on minor facts.
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"Even a lot of women who are into beauty don't use color correcting," Yi said.
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Plus, either way, you need to be good at quickly recognizing and correcting bad decisions.
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It's how she let people believe she was a medical doctor by simply not correcting them.
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One week later, Warner Bros has notably failed to make any statement correcting this news report.
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I give the President credit for, "Hey, I made a mistake" and he&aposs correcting it.
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To those who have mastered the wizard-like skill of color-correcting, we say this: Congratulations.
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He said US Security Associates later contacted him to say that Sterling wasn't correcting his report.
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Journalists, experts and engaged citizens Tweet side-by-side correcting and challenging public discourse in seconds.
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Microsoft is correcting that mistake today, and taking another stab at supporting ARM processors with Windows.
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Now, in a classic case of internet over-saturation, correcting the lyrics has become somewhat passé.
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After a number of moderate course-correcting updates, Bungie launched the massive Forsaken expansion in 2018.
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Sony's 5-axis electronic stabilization is a godsend for correcting sudden movements or panning when recording.
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Is the car manufacturer at fault for not sensing the road condition or correcting for it?
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After all, knowing what you're not doing right means you're one step closer to correcting it.
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Endangered: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is correcting a mistake in protections issued for iguanas.
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Water: The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is correcting mistakes made in new water safety requirements.
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Fire Zuma from the ANC, then I will know that you are serious about self-correcting.
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The vehicle began moving within its lane to the left, then began correcting to the right.
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" The Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation issued a press release "correcting Trump's alternative facts.
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But the idea that market concentration is self-correcting is more questionable than it once was.
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Fortunately for me, the process was a lot smoother—it felt like simply correcting a mistake.
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School meals: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is correcting mistakes in school meal program rules.
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The FMC is correcting mistakes made in licensing and financial responsibility requirements for ocean transportation intermediaries.
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It's not just about correcting the imbalance for a group of people to which I belong.
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It's a small step, but one that moves us in the direction of correcting these injustices.
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Justices keep editing them after they are issued, correcting factual errors and even misstatements of law.
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He was born with clubfeet and went through the process of correcting the condition, Feitelberg said.
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Beyond correcting such distortions, debate remains over what specific policies fall under the supply-side banner.
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The costs of correcting the data outweigh benefits — for the credit bureaus, though, not the consumers.
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Regularly monitoring and correcting errors on your report will ensure that your credit score is accurate.
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Trump has repeatedly put CDC Director Robert Redfield in the awkward position of correcting his lies.
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"It's like a massive tax increase," Trump said before correcting himself to mean a tax decrease.
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"It's like a massive tax increase," Trump said before correcting himself to mean a tax decrease.
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But those performances had flaws — 19 turnovers in one — that Coach Dawn Staley focused on correcting.
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There's a dark spot-correcting serum with niacinamide and an acne spot treatment with benzoyl peroxide.
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"It's a certain amount of useful cruelty involved," he said with a chuckle, before correcting himself.
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Last week was a healthy start, but there is more correcting that still needs to happen.
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"This should have been done in 1997 and is a wrong that needs correcting," Tugendhat tweeted.
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"I don't like this idea of correcting pieces of art for political correctness purposes," he said.
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He added that members of the social media team had sent tweets correcting the early misinformation.
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The lawyer said correcting the math would introduce "personal opinion" into the official record of results.
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"It's because we have the best goodies," a woman behind the counter explained before correcting herself.
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" In addition, he was to assist his junior colleagues "in correcting or retracting the two papers.
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Replies quickly flooded in, correcting Trump Jr. and pointing out that the election is on Tuesday.
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Now, the cost of correcting those earlier errors is much higher than it should have been.
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Maybe not in the … mega-cap tech stocks, but the internals of the market are correcting.
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TL;DR: The posture-correcting UPRIGHT GO 2 is on sale for $89, saving you $10.95.
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To teach the "replication crisis" is to teach students that science strives to be self-correcting.
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But a group of nine people offers the possibility of correcting for at least some of them.
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But instead of correcting the record, Trump tweeted that lie, and ran around telling it during interviews.
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"I've wondered if there wasn't some truth to the one where she's correcting the professor," Alexandra says.
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An alternative to correcting errors is avoiding them or canceling out their influence: so-called error mitigation.
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"Correcting this is not only a matter of presidential restraint but of renewed congressional oversight," Buttigieg said.
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Both are women, he said, correcting previous information that one of the survivors had been a teenager.
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We debated correcting these phony claims but decided it would disturb the flow of our penis metaphors.
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The color-correcting shade has become the go-to trick for pro makeup artists over the years.
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Researchers have begun to understand patterns associated with disorders such as depression, in hopes of correcting it.
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In 2014, Richardson denied these allegations in an open letter—entitled "Correcting the rumors"—published on HuffPost.
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The mom of two quickly took him down a notch with her reply, expertly correcting his grammar.
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Uribe had originally tweeted it was MI5, Britain's domestic intelligence service, which was involved, before correcting himself.
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Correcting such a miscarriage of justice requires not technological disruption, but the compassion of a human heart.
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The good news is that correcting such cultural, institutional and unconscious biases is not all that difficult.
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They just kept on correcting me and forcing me to be a boy and go play dirty.
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Plus, the product itself is pale yellow, which has a slight color-correcting effect on dark circles.
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Other analysts, however, expect oil prices to come further off recent highs, correcting their recent upwards trend.
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And he is correcting Clinton's repeated use of the term "security inquiry" to describe the Bureau's probe.
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As Facebook's CTO, he learned to appreciate the nuanced art of making and correcting mistakes at scale.
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Krause said this allows him to focus more on the players' intensity rather than correcting their form.
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Its last scenario was an expensive bond market suddenly correcting and pulling other global markets with it.
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The colours are more Ming, says Mr Chen, gently correcting his friend's dates by about 1,100 years.
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Complexion perfectors take color correcting to the next level by adding skin-care benefits to the mix.
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Unlike the last two ages, credit of the future will be personal, predictive, self-correcting and universal.
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The errors started sometime around 3PM ET, and YouTube says it is working on correcting the issue.
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"Disney is really good at course correcting," said Jeff Bock, senior box office analyst at Exhibitor Relations.
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One can look at the task ahead as painstakingly correcting an almost endless series of market failures.
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The experiment focused only on correcting a defective gene, she noted, and only during early embryonic development.
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Beyond just correcting purplish pigments to brighten the area, this concealer does something I previously thought impossible.
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Just as important, is correcting short-sighted government policy and the perverse incentives that make flooding worse.
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Late in the fourth quarter, one of them announced a timeout for San Diego before correcting himself.
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Correcting data that was wrong at the time of filing is typically a simple process, he said.
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In 22015, Shor followed his factoring algorithm with another stunner: proof that "quantum error-correcting codes" exist.
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And, ultimately, boosting the victim—correcting the wrong, empowering the powerless—leads to long-term mutual happiness.
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The conventional models put too much faith in central bankers and the self-correcting ability of markets.
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"I think that the correcting phenomenon is great, but just remember not to overdo it," he advises.
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We were pretty much sharing secrets the entire time and correcting each other when we were wrong.
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"Cultivating the art of conversation goes a long way toward correcting these things," Dr. Lasch-Quinn said.
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An index tracking Chinese property developers dropped nearly 2 percent on Friday, correcting after rapid recent gains.
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This color-correcting moisturizer from Dr. Jart+ neutralizes the redness around my nose and cheeks really well
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Correcting this oversight would provide a clear and predictable framework for the island to restructure its debt.
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But I also fervently believe we -- as supporters -- have to keep a lid on over-correcting wrongs.
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By correcting grammatical errors or inserting punctuation, I wondered the ethical implications of running a joke generator.
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Addressing racism isn't just about correcting erroneous beliefs — it's about making people see the humanity in others.
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Also, correcting for bias can make an algorithm more fair, but sometimes at the expense of accuracy.
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The market is already showing signs of self-correcting as the popularity of online ad blockers grows.
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I'm going to be busy these next few weeks correcting all my shit after still writing 2015.
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It's clear to all that this mistake needs correcting, and that's what the Email Privacy Act does.
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"Kitaev had a very specific and beautiful idea for correcting errors at the hardware level," says Preskill.
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To address that, the museum added 10 labels, identifying problems with the diorama and correcting the record.
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The mercury atoms oscillate at an exact frequency, correcting the approximate frequency provided by the oscillating field.
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Mr. Zimmern has had to do a fair share of self-correcting lately, both personally and professionally.
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The English section, which is all multiple choice, focuses on reading comprehension and correcting grammar in sentences.
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Normally, Congress would have passed another law, months later, correcting what Dodd-Frank got wrong, he said.
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Stila&aposs One-Step Correct primer ($36) contains color-correcting pigments that counteract redness and brighten skin.
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Affirmative Action: The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is correcting an affirmative action rule for federal agencies.
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"If my hairstyle is disturbed, I am conscious of correcting immediately," Guile said, according to a translation.
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Congress now has the power to create more sustainable jobs by correcting decades of dysfunctional tax policy.
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Is the co-op responsible for correcting the steps, and what kind of fix can I expect?
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"Amplifying sound is not correcting hearing loss," said Jeffrey Geigel, president of the American division of Widex.
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"I contacted P.H.E.A.A. about the problem, and they dragged their feet about correcting it," Ms. Bauer said.
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"Ocwen has made progress in correcting these deficiencies but still has more work to do," she said.
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Before we get to this specific form, it's worth correcting what may be a false assumption here.
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In fact, I love correcting them, making them reconsider their perceptions of what a girl looks like.
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How much higher is hard to say, but at a certain point, high rates are self-correcting.
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In this lesson, you'll learn about misconceptions related to race and genetics — and why correcting them matters.
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ECC memory, or error-correcting code memory, is much better at limiting little problems with data corruption.
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I was affected by the issue, and I wrote the post without correcting any of the typos.
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However, builder confidence has increased since the November election, meaning the shortfall of inventory could start correcting.
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He was visiting a relative and wore a black T-shirt correcting any misconceptions about his identity.
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A Land Rover spokesman said the automaker had problems with its infotainment system and was correcting those.
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"The way they look after their kids, they look after their falcons," Hameed said, before correcting himself.
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Think of eclipses as doorways to destiny, book ends of life chapters, and critical course-correcting occurrences!
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"We are not correcting our incorrect story because the reader may not read ..." Because we're a platform.
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Anxiety and retreat follow - it's the markets' cyclical way of correcting themselves when the sums don't add up.
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The spokesperson also said that the tracking will be useful in correcting inaccuracies for Uber Pool pickups, too.
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The clock began on Saturday, the White House said Monday, correcting top economic aide Larry Kudlow's earlier statement.
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Many standard poodle breeders are now doing a form of reverse breeding by correcting imbalances in genetic diversity.
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" She added, "I deeply regret not correcting my mistake sooner and apologize to Asia for not doing so.
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" King drew praise on social media by correcting the governor by saying the institution is known as "slavery.
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There are three clear steps, she said, to rooting out these biases in yourself — and then correcting it.
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Local Guides help to improve Google Maps and business data by writing reviews, correcting listings, and taking photos.
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It might be useful, therefore, to think of these measures as correcting existing inequality rather than creating it.
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Instead, it's mostly spun its wheels, neither course-correcting nor going all-in on one particular narrative strategy.
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Correction: This story was revised to update with the analyst correcting the amount in his example to $3,500.
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Moreover, a button press is very fast, occurring within 100 milliseconds, and is too fast for correcting movement.
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After correcting for human error, Google still struggled to modify the system until it could recognize images instantly.
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Correcting for tax and inflation problems alone make a difference, according to Bruce Meyer and Jason Sullivan, economists.
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And where we've also failed in the past is being open with our mistakes and then correcting them.
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" Trump in 2015 was castigated for not correcting a fan who said Obama was "not even an American.
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A so-called "grammar vigilante" has been correcting shop fronts in Bristol, England, for more than a decade.
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This class delves deeper into iMovie's functions with lessons on color correcting and techniques like stabilizing shaky video.
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This isn't "pure political correctness"—it's about acknowledging and correcting, inasmuch as we can, a deep historical wrong.
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Investor optimism has continued to erode through the current correcting, with some gauges showing bearishness at multiyear highs.
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Over the course of 800,000 grasp attempts, the networked arms were able to start self-correcting their actions.
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Previous version of the Phantom would stay in place, drifting and correcting a few inches depending on wind.
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If Trump fails to deliver, U.S equity markets will be at risk of correcting from the current highs.
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Instead of simply correcting its statement, the administration trotted Priebus out onto the Sunday shows to defend it.
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With other brands like Lancôme launching similar products this year, we're calling 2016 the year of color-correcting.
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He then ends by correcting himself and reiterating his long-running love of the Lakers and Kobe specifically.
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He has dominated oral arguments, cutting off and correcting other justices, expounding on the scope of the Constitution.
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It was an unintentional glitch and we are working on correcting with the "unedited" versions as we speak.
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Sony is correcting that with the PlayStation 5: Your PS4 games will outright run on the next PlayStation.
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Visas: The Department of State is correcting a mistake it made in a visa rule for non-immigrants.
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Children: The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is correcting a mistake made in a rule for high chairs.
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We have a reliable system of law, extremely low corruption and a hugely resilient and self-correcting democracy.
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"We are always revising and correcting work," said Eklund, who sees his analysis as part of that process.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The global oil market is "correcting", UAE energy minister Suhail al-Mazrouei told reporters on Monday.
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In addition to correcting erroneous information, Spotify users can also confirm the data already on file is correct.
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But there's a man correcting him, saying, "Please tell the truth," because it was also a military base.
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"More information may have resulted in Hertzberg correcting his conduct with respect to unwanted hugs earlier," investigators wrote.
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Here's what is happening: Ships: The Coast Guard is correcting mistakes in new inspection procedures for towing vessels.
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The only kind of correcting technology the machine employs is when you're lifting too quickly or too slowly.
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"If we're talking about 50% of the caucus, we're cooking with gas," he added, before quickly correcting himself.
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After the rule of Augusto Pinochet, democratic Chile has maintained the status quo, rarely correcting for social necessities.
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I have been patiently (and often impatiently) correcting misconceptions about fanfiction and fan culture for nearly two decades.
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It was moving higher, and now as rates start to back up a little bit, gold is correcting.
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On Twitter, however, she said she is correcting parts of her book as a result of the discussion.
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Scholars cringed at the clichés Mr. Burns's narrative reinforced and spent years correcting many of the documentary's simplifications.
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To the extent that we can call it a market at all, health care is not self-correcting.
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Mortgage disclosures: The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is correcting a mistake made in a mortgage disclosure rule.
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The FERC issued new business practice standards for interstate pipelines in November but is now correcting the rule.
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And then there's the whole process of phrasing a question and then correcting it, and yadda yadda yadda.
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These maps will now be made more accurate by correcting for things like commute patterns and tourist populations.
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Sometimes I find myself correcting the same mistakes I repeatedly corrected when that student took my previous courses.
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The New York City Board of Elections is correcting its correction, and the cost to taxpayers is growing.
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The official also reportedly suggested that the tweet correcting Trump stemmed from a desire to embarrass the president.
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"Joe's campaign is correcting the record to clarify his position on Social Security, not attacking Bernie," reads another.
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You're technically just swiping it on and correcting any mistakes with a cotton swab or your finger, right?
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"I deeply regret not correcting my mistake sooner and apologize to Asia for not doing so," McGowan wrote.
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" When people ask where we're from and the children answer "New Jersey," I find myself correcting them: "Montclair.
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That relationship also prevented Cook from correcting a number of inaccurate statements made by Trump during the tour.
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The FERC issued new business practice standards for interstate pipelines in November, but is now correcting the rule.
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Hard to pin down, easily muddled up, and easily miswritten, especially with the aid of our correcting machines.
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So we're going to talk about your journey, Brad, because let's talk ... Thank you for correcting me, immediately.
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Chuck Grassley (R-IA) tweeted Thursday, correcting the president's now well-established political tag line on tax reform.
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And even when fact-checking succeeds at correcting misperceptions, it may not reduce supporters' embrace of the liar.
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Correcting for the latter disparity by weighting answers from each country by its population yields a far closer race.
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The process for color correcting your weave is going to be different than if it was your real hair.
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Police said at least 20 people died and 111 were wounded, correcting an earlier toll due to double counting.
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But it provokes bigger questions about how the field of psychology should go about correcting errors in past work.
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And while the mutation-correcting mechanism was highly efficient, it wasn't the one that Mitalipov, or anyone, was expecting.
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In 2016, color correcting blew up the beauty world to do everything from hide redness and cover dark circles.
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They don't always feel the need for elaborate clapbacks, especially when there's spelling or grammar in need of correcting.
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"This prompted me to begin the work of correcting the gaps by translating the Bible into my mother tongue."
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Correction: This story was revised with Headspace correcting its figures for the number of countries, and users versus subscribers.
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"People like to talk about this as the airplane is defective and they're correcting it with software," he says.
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Miss Dior's Blooming Bouquet fragrance and Proactiv+ Mark Correcting Pads, she says, as well as Eos classic lip balms.
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Enter: Marc Jacobs' Full Cover Correcting Brush, the secret weapon you didn't know you needed in your beauty arsenal.
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African Americans deserve a presidential candidate with pragmatic solutions for correcting the root causes of the issues we face.
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BB (beauty balms) and CC (color correcting) creams typically come in two or three shades of ivory and beige.
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As blatant as the state media's populist tilt is, PiS claims it is only correcting its historically liberal bias.
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The company also cites academic research that correcting a post containing misinformation through related articles can significantly reduce misperceptions.
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This is just one of the painful steps for the industry correcting its overcapacity, but there may be more.
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Rubio isn't the only one mocking Trump's tweets — Merriam Webster tweeted at Trump correcting his word usage Friday morning.
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That's why more research needs to be done to understand the scope of nonprescription antibiotic use before correcting it.
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Uber could end up spending upwards of $45 million correcting the mistake, according to a Wall Street Journal estimate.
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However, when she came to a stop, it was time to start the real work ... correcting a massive wedgie!
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Far more efficient quantum error-correcting codes are needed to cope with the daunting error rates of real qubits.
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Correcting those determined to maintain a victim-mentality built on provably false premises has yielded only personal character attacks.
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That may seem counterproductive, but as Teen Vogue points out, this color-correcting method has a science behind it.
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It means they're correcting for factors of societal discrimination that are keeping competent women out of the tech industry.
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It'll be like some of self-correcting Harry Potter notepad, but with the magical feeling replaced by instant enmity!
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Apple is finally getting around to adding web previews for tvOS apps — correcting this rather baffling and prolonged omission.
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Prison: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is correcting mistakes made in a rule relating to prison phone call rates.
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The biologists recognize that the situation may be quite different between correcting deleterious genes or carrying out genetic enhancement.
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Correcting this inconsistency had an effect on the Class D1a and Class D2123c, as reflected in this rating action.
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"Hillary Clinton created an illegal private email server -- deliberately, willfully and with total premedication -- premeditation," Trump said, correcting himself.
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Housing: The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is correcting a mistake made in proposed housing discrimination rules.
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It is simply a mistake that D.C.P.I. is correcting because the state law prohibits us from disclosing that information.
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Gas: The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is considering correcting a mistake made in its standards for wholesale gas.
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Trott told CNN that now he is no longer a member of Congress, he feels comfortable correcting the story.
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They become blind to their mistakes, and if they are stubborn, cling to a mistake forever without correcting it.
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When Yūichi Ishii talks about "correcting injustice," he seems to mean much the same thing as Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
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Microwave ovens: The Department of Energy is correcting a mistake made in new energy conservation standards for microwave ovens.
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The L.A. Girl HD Pro Concealer is available in 43 shades, including a handful of useful color-correcting options.
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The upcoming spending debate gives lawmakers a chance to reaffirm their commitment to correcting the nation's unsustainable fiscal course.
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According to Okta, Apple told the firm that developers would be responsible for correcting their implementation of the API.
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In short, it would require time in which to learn how to learn through making errors and correcting them.
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Trucks: The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is correcting mistakes made in a registration rule for motor carriers.
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Thousands of women rallied across Switzerland on Friday, railing against the slow pace of correcting inequalities between the sexes.
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The cause of these errors is unknown, and the bureau does not currently have a process for correcting them.
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By correcting these 10 misconceptions, everyone can better understand what actually happened and help mitigate COVID-19's toll.
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And when an immigrant recruit spots mistakes in a security report, there is no official channel for correcting them.
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"We are special," he began, before correcting himself: "We believe we are special," he said, smiling and looking downward.
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Correcting that required a major shift in approach in terms of how we actually succeed at deterring the Iranians.
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If that works out, once the Chinese mice are sent over, they will also receive the gene-correcting virus.
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Sanders is a self-described democratic socialist, a position he describes as being primarily concerned with correcting economic inequality.
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The FMC announced Tuesday it is correcting mistakes made in licensing and financial responsibility requirements for ocean transportation intermediaries.
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In the late '90s, leftist leaders intent on correcting the problems of the neoliberal era began to assume power.
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New foods are on 2017's emoji menu, including pie, dumplings, broccoli and — correcting a major oversight — the sandwich.
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Instead, Bannon got what he came for -- a clip of himself "correcting" a patronizing well-educated woman -- and left.
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Pipelines: The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) is correcting a mistake in a gas distribution safety rule.
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The peso was "capable of correcting itself as the market calms down and digests the relevant information," he said.
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But he says the ecosystem is course-correcting, with a new wave of founders whose focus is social good.
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Addressing this first would also have offered Trump more leverage with Iran in correcting the nuclear deal's deep flaws.
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While shouting support for the new president, a senior member said, "Forward with President Robert Mugabe!" before correcting himself.
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In real terms, correcting for inflation, that was more than a 50 percent price drop from peak to trough.
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The first step to correcting a monumental blunder is to acknowledge to yourself that it was indeed a mistake.
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"The best that we can hope for is exposing it with transparency, and correcting for it with open, constructive debate."
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"Some policies we passed affected manufacturers in terms of their raw materials and we are correcting those now," he says.
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Lee had a busy morning on Twitter correcting misconceptions that he dumped Litecoin and other currencies due to insider trading.
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So correcting the bad nutrition (of expectant mothers as well as infants) that leads to stunting should be a priority.
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In 1976 James Heckman developed a simple way of correcting for the problem of a specific type of sample selection.
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Once the error occurred, protocols for correcting it were not followed through quickly enough by Mr. Cullinan or his partner.
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The university did spend hundreds of thousands of dollars correcting numerous fire safety deficiencies it subsequently identified throughout the campus.
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These criticisms, though heated, had been carried out in the public, respectable, self-correcting way of any social-scientific debate.
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The Washington Post had the best track record, simultaneously reporting on and correcting Trump's statements, 89 percent of the time.
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A SpaceX representative subsequently contacted The Verge correcting that only Block 5 engine testing would be suspended at the facility.
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If needed, you can sandwich this between a radiance-boosting primer and some color-correcting trickery, but again, layer lightly.
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However, in this case, the app's focus is to assist with taking photos, not just correcting them after the fact.
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Encouragingly, this behavior was replicated in computer simulations, which means mission planners stand a good chance of correcting the anomaly.
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"The city was alerted to this and is in the process of immediately correcting," she told CNN in an email.
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His posthumous paper correcting the historical record has just appeared in the Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific.
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And I was always able to count on people, correcting others when people were misgendering me when I wasn't there.
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Miners: The Department of Labor is correcting a mistake made in a rule to protect underground miners from diesel exhaust.
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Many pharmaceutical firms have been pursuing gene-therapy companies that promise to treat rare, debilitating diseases by correcting DNA flaws.
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Zika Virus: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is correcting mistakes made in donor screening guidelines for the Zika Virus.
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The instructors walk along the rows, correcting each woman's stance, and reprimand them for not remembering the previous day's instructions.
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When asked what else she has in the works, she answers, "Nothing is fully in the pipeline," before correcting herself.
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The principle of color correcting makeup is essentially that of color theory: That is, opposite hues cancel each other out.
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If you catch a bad experience quickly, you have a better chance of correcting things and making a customer happy.
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Sanjay worked the keyboard while Jeff reclined beside him, correcting and cajoling like a producer in a news anchor's ear.
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"He has already led the Department of Justice to correcting wrong-headed direction in many, many areas," the letter reads.
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And that was when Mr. Zozaya started to discover that maybe it's not correcting bad science that the internet loves.
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A shelf is lined with turn-of-the-century mortician's makeup for stuffing wounds and correcting jaundice resulting from asphyxia.
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Correcting those manpower imbalances was also needed to meet the service's 80% full-spectrum readiness goal, the budget overview notes.
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The state found what it said were deficiencies and the clinic submitted its plan for correcting them on April 9.
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Tolkien said he first wrote of the invented being on an exam he was correcting while a professor at Oxford.
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Tolkien said he had first written about the invented being on an exam he was correcting while an Oxford professor.
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Consider the final four stories that Kafka was correcting on the last full day of his short life in 1924.
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At this point, though, not much good is done them by correcting the record, so this consideration doesn't weigh heavily.
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The good news is that there is one key way the Trump administration can start correcting this problem right now.
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Much of the work that Ms. Kamen farms out to her contractors today involves correcting bad transcriptions from automated services.
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This one (I, I am the one) had "bread box" and thought it clever before correcting it to BREAD BIN.
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It also recommended they stay on top of correcting the record and implementing incident response plans during breaking news situations.
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But as a mechanism for correcting some of the current inequities in higher education, endowment reform is well worth pursuing.
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Only then will the public be able to see that it is correcting imbalances and injustices rather than continuing them.
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Here's what is happening: Efficiency: The Department of Energy is correcting a mistake in new energy conservation standards for lamps.
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Fox News initially reported that Mr. Comey had resigned before correcting itself minutes later to make clear he was dismissed.
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The USDA also said that exporters reported the sale of 22,3.393 tonnes of soybeans to unknown destinations, correcting an Aug.
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The Defense Department objected, and the process of correcting the mistake in Conference created yet another opening for Russian propaganda.
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Finance: The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is correcting a minor error in its review of the agency's financial regulations.
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The iPhone 11 Pro is far more successful at identifying backlight and correcting for it across the face and head.
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Health and Human Services responded that it has since taken steps to bolster its background check process, including correcting screenings.
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Social media platforms, Democrats universally argue, are the most responsible for spreading disinformation — and the least responsive to correcting it.
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"The diocese of Buffalo is committed to correcting the mistakes and sins of the past," he said at the time.
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Faced with an election much sooner than they had expected, they made rushed tweaks in the hope of correcting this bias.
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We're correcting now, but the problem took a long time to develop, so it will take a long time to resolve.
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But the buzzing experience has made me hyper aware of correcting myself, of being my own posture police if you will.
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RE: These Insane Photos Show How An Abandoned Air Force Base Is Polluting Greenland It might be worth correcting the article.
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"Within the industrial sector, the long is Union Pacific, correcting in an uptrend, " Wald said on CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Monday.
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Whether correcting hyperpigmentation, masking tats, or blurring fine lines, here are the best strategies — no matter what you're trying to hide.
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Let us introduce you to a new makeup-meets-skin care hybrid: Hello Fab 3-in-1 Superfruit Color Correcting Cushion.
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The loose powder creates a matte finish, with slight color-correcting properties in a beautiful, pale apricot shade called Golden Hour.
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"We are committed to correcting the damage caused by the fire and completing equipment repairs," the company said in a statement.
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An unintended consequence of their thoughtfulness is that I have spent much of my life correcting people who called me Frances.
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Correcting it could have a hugely positive impact on our economy, as well as bring benefits to men, women and children.
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In fact, I've found that the color-correcting benefits work so well that often I don't even need foundation at all.
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Linda Burney, the shadow minister for human services, said smearing those who speak out is quite separate from correcting the record.
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If you wear vision correcting lenses, you'll need them since there's no way to adjust the optics on the Acer headset.
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Guggenheim's Scott Minerd said the sharp decline in the benchmark 10-year yield could continue to the 1.4% level before correcting.
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Beginning in the 1950s, most surgeons began "correcting" these perceived abnormalities so that babies would appear more male or more female.
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Correction: This story was revised with Hutchins correcting his comment about the effect of a Trump victory on holders of debt.
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Lightricks, the maker of the popular selfie-correcting app Facetune, is debuting a new photo-editing app today called Enlight Photofox.
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Other researchers are looking for ways of nudging systems between different synchronous states, which could be useful for correcting irregular heartbeats.
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Photo by Robert Hanashiro-USA TODAY Sports After 28 years, though, adjustments like correcting one's shoulder line-up don't come easy.
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Correcting the nationwide disinvestment in higher education over the last decade represents a critical first step to expanding access to college.
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Trucks: The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is correcting mistakes in new seatbelt requirements it issued last month for trucks.
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"The first step you take in correcting that is reaching out to groups to address certain perceptions about him," Winston said.
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"The way Samsung handled it is excellent because they admitted fault, they're doing a full replacement, correcting the problem," said Wadhwa.
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Correcting facts can be more effective in changing a person's views than accusing the person of a vice, such as racism.
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Ms. Johnson, in correcting that oversight, invites us to reconsider our assumptions about the ethical and emotional foundations of nonfiction filmmaking.
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Dr. Dennis Gross, beloved for his skin-balancing at-home peels, just released a color-correcting sunscreen in two different shades.
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More important, we found that correcting Mr. Trump's message reduced the prevalence of false beliefs about long-term increases in crime.
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And we all became more or less fluent in Spanish (although my daughters enjoy correcting my gringo accent and vocabulary mistakes!).
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Mentors: The Small Business Administration (SBA) is correcting mistakes in a rule for small businesses that operate mentor and protege programs.
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And at the top of the list: news that Crispr could modify human embryos, correcting a relatively common, often deadly mutation.
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Honda has wheeled out Generation 10 of its Civic, correcting some of the material and design missteps of the last one.
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The handcuffs felt heavy as they locked onto my wrists, correcting my posture and pulling my hands back toward my heels.
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Since not everyone has a symmetrical head shape, he says, it's about finding balance, but not obscuring or "correcting" that uniqueness.
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One mapper, so exasperated at the continued flow of inaccurate updates, began labeling correcting summaries with #WhatInGrabsNameIsThis to document the trail.
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Shares of Housing finance companies have been correcting on margin concerns due to rising bond yields, according to brokerage firm Jefferies.
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His motivation was to better Christianity by correcting corruptions of the original Greek that had insinuated themselves into the Latin Vulgate.
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Tech Tip Q. Do I have control over my iPhone's autocorrect function beyond repeatedly correcting words it mistakenly tries to use?
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The sentence Mr. Lindh received for these relatively innocuous offenses, however, went some way toward correcting any perceived miscarriage of justice.
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Smarter Living: The first step to correcting a monumental blunder is to acknowledge to yourself that it was indeed a mistake.
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In a half-dozen clinical trials planned or underway, researchers are testing strategies for correcting the problem at the genetic level.
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I do remember my dad correcting my feminine behavior, whether it be too emotional or too soft or just too flamboyant.
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"After a routine check-up it was determined that he had low blood pressure which they're correcting with medication," Watkins said.
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The integrity of the justice system depends on those in power telling the truth and correcting errors when they become known.
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He "presented the tasks for urgently correcting the grave situation of the major industrial sectors of the national economy," KCNA said.
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Even in the Old Testament, disasters have a spotty track record as a behavior-correcting device for an eternally optimistic species.
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That means continually testing their algorithms to see which candidates end up seeing jobs, and then correcting for any undesired bias.
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The car's telemetry subsequently showed that was not the case and Hamilton said the accusation was one he particularly wanted correcting.
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The incident is a reminder that science is collaborative and ideally self-correcting, but that nothing can be taken for granted.
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This manifests itself in not correcting grammar, refusing to assign reading that challenges the students' assumptions and catering to assumed sensitivities.
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I am used to correcting strangers, who mistake my 7-year-old daughter for a boy 100 percent of the time.
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Trump has taken the first step toward correcting six years of American inaction in the face of mass slaughter in Syria.
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You stepped in numerous times and showed true moral fiber by correcting all the wrongs that were being done to me.
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Even now, non-partisan, credible websites like Politifact are being attacked for an alleged liberal slant because it keeps 'correcting' conservatives.
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Minhaj then said that his father chided him after the taping, telling him he was wasting on-air time correcting DeGeneres.
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I grew up in a society in which being exceptional, correcting your elders and generally being a smart aleck is shunned.
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Lundgren correcting her original statement, in which she said that a woman who miscarries does not have the option to abort.
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The Fox News website passed (75) but was dinged for not regularly correcting errors and not disclosing its ownership and financing.
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Adaptive optics, in which he also set the pace, made the images still sharper by correcting for the blur of Earth's atmosphere.
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Lovato, like many, isn't afraid to make her voice heard — whether it's by casting her vote or correcting a boisterous fan account.
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Attrill added that safe-haven buying can return to the dollar if global equities keep correcting and their volatility continues to rise.
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She's been guiding Cooper, correcting him, cooking for him, and generally keeping him in line since he returned from the Black Lodge.
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So our science team took at look at some of the year's best sci-fi with an eye toward correcting the errors.
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Meanwhile—even though lawmakers have stressed the importance of correcting Facebook's errors before the election—four state primaries have come and gone.
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The last step for each face render was correcting the eyes so they appeared to look directly into the camera for authentication.
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Analysts said the rally in producer prices may have peaked as a torrid rally in China's commodities markets showed signs of correcting.
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Trump or one of his aides is often tasked with reviewing what the president blasts out on Twitter and correcting any mistakes.
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For VR to be successful, companies are going to need to start correcting some of the growing pains of high-quality streaming.
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As a result, sharp rises in bond yields are often self-correcting, since weaker economic data tend to drive yields back down.
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" This is done through a combination of specialized treatments, healthy food, and "advanced nutritional supplements specifically aimed at correcting any measured imbalances.
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The practice, Zaid said, is "not generally for the purposes of changing the mindset" of the person or outlet he is correcting.
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Highlights: editable tweets may take different forms depending on whether you are correcting a typo or trying to clarify an older tweet.
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We understand they are in the process of correcting, and we're offering any help we can to help them expedite a resolution.
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While Chowdhury concedes there is an accuracy cost to correcting bias in an AI model, she says trade-offs can "vary wildly".
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She lived without normal hearing for so long that she couldn't be bothered correcting it by the time she tried the EarGos.
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Trump admitted that the Republican party is a damn mess before correcting himself and claiming that congressional Republicans were the real mess.
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" They added, "Once the error occurred, protocols for correcting it were not followed through quickly enough by Mr. Cullinan or his partner.
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They're forever correcting people who mistakenly or purposefully use incorrect pronouns, and fighting to simply exist as they are in the world.
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In March, Flynn filed paperwork correcting this error — admitting that Inovo was really paying him to work on behalf of Turkish interests.
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Reis said the retail sector is still correcting and the growth of e-commerce has rendered a number of older retailers obsolete.
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Unconventional policies , effective in liquidity emergencies such as the financial crisis in 2008, are less effective in correcting structurally led demand insufficiencies.
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Without correcting for any other factors the researchers calculated the boost to be worth about 7.1% of the difference in GCSE results.
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The new Bye Bye Redness Correcting Cream from It Cosmetics is shockingly effective at diminishing redness, too, even without a green tint.
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A built-in audio assistant helpfully offers tips for correcting runs in real time, along with your standard array of motivation sentiments.
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Supporters say Americans have the right to take complaints to court, and group lawsuits are effective in publicly correcting bad corporate behavior.
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Even when the false figures are fact-checked, the act of correcting him means the media has to amplify the underlying accomplishment.
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Lively's go-to color correcting product is Make Up Forever's Ultra HD cream underpainting palette, which helps to camouflage discoloration and imperfections.
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Here are Verge staff theories on who this person might be, but seriously, don't feel bad about correcting us if we're wrong.
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Banks: The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is correcting minor errors in a banking rule that establishes consumer protections for electronic fund transfers.
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While the original programmers usually release updates correcting those flaws, that does not mean the products utilizing that software implements those updates.
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But these drawings would have been printed in black and white, erasing pencil marks and pale correcting wax used to hide blemishes.
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The good news is that no system is better suited for correcting the twists and turns of politics than a real democracy.
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If a firm or individual has not properly disclosed, in other words, simply correcting the disclosures can be sufficient in some cases.
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Now Florida voters have until 5 pm Saturday to fix their ballots by providing proof of identity and correcting any signature problems.
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Chemicals: The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is correcting a mistake in new guidelines it issued for evaluating chemical hazards.
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What the list mainly demonstrates is that large media organizations sometimes make factual errors, but have a useful process for correcting them.
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According to the brand, the eye area should appear brighter and less puffy from the color-correcting formula and cooling applicator tip.
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The continued proliferation of their own narrative is what matters, not correcting previous mistakes brought on by bias in the first place.
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The Senate has taken its first meaningful bipartisan steps toward correcting some of the unintended consequences of the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act.
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They are taking to the streets because the legitimate, electoral means of correcting those historic and current injustices seem out of reach.
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Here's what is happening: Pilots: The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is correcting a mistake it made in a rule for student pilots.
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"Once we start correcting the military imbalance, I actually think you will get more cooperation rather than less," the Trump adviser said.
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"Moreover, ICE does not adequately follow up on identified deficiencies or consistently hold facilities accountable for correcting them," the OIG report said.
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However, it wasn't until nearly 40 minutes later that a second alert correcting the first notification was sent out to mobile devices.
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When an article was published in 2010, correcting the error and confirming his record, his colleagues were impressed and Yaka was thrilled.
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To put it simply, correcting course from a miscalculation in the amount of RAM needed is a tough problem to get past.
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Correcting for time off and hours of work reduces the difference in the earnings between men and women but doesn't eliminate it.
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Whitehead has spent this season proving Willard right, and correcting critics who had written him off as another overhyped New York prodigy.
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Bauer pointed out a problem with Bieber's posture during a start in April, and Bieber said he had thrived after correcting it.
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I am an obstetrician and this is an exceedingly important topic, one that many people are passionately devoting their lives to correcting.
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Eventually, Mr. Zambada, who said he understands the basics of English, started answering questions ahead of the translation and correcting his translator.
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But when an acquaintance said she was alarmed to read that I had passed away, it seemed like an error worth correcting.
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Representative Dave Brat, a conservative Republican from Virginia, said Mr. Trump was simply correcting a "constitutional error" made by the Obama administration.
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" Mr. Eisenman said the Guggenheim should have gone even further in correcting its errors and issue an apology "for sanctioning such abuse.
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"I can't jump in front of the microphone and push him down," Fauci said of Trump and correcting false information he spreads.
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The intellectual motivation came from new axioms of "efficient markets" and "rational agents" that held that untrammeled markets were always self-correcting.
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Paramount, then, to correcting a behavioral issue is figuring out how a given issue relates to the relationship between dog and guardian.
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But the media also tried to keep Trump in check by correcting the record when he strayed — distressingly often — from the truth.
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Price said that the IDP has identified "inconsistencies in the data" and that correcting errors is an "ongoing process" with precinct chairs.
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Again, I don't see any other agencies taking a problem by the horns, acknowledging it and then doing something about correcting it.
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Correcting the wildly high rates of discrimination, unemployment, and poverty impacting trans communities, particularly trans communities of color, is another issue altogether.
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First, academic institutions, the media and the judicial system have their own internal mechanisms for fighting corruption, correcting bias and exposing error.
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A description of the company's procedures for monitoring and correcting potential safety problems was "technically incorrect, incomplete and overly" simplistic, they wrote.
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That inconsistency brought up memories of the 2017 season, when America's Team started 4-6 before correcting ship to finish 9-7.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is correcting a mistake made in new efficiency rules for central air conditioners and heat pumps.
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Second, there is little risk from unintended consequences as states are far more adaptable than the federal government in correcting policy errors.
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The hot-tempered Baron Friedrich von Steuben, a former Prussian military officer, helped win the war by identifying and correcting training deficiencies.
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With each recording, I'm learning to love myself a little bit better, correcting the way I speak about myself in real-time.
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It doesn't allow for enough local variability or circumstantial variability to really be a dynamic self-correcting system well into the future.
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The obvious danger here is that the longer the self-correcting mechanisms get suppressed, the more aggressive and potentially destabilizing the overcorrection.
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Many are also accusing Hallberg of not correcting accounts that had celebrated and identified her as a black woman after resharing her selfies.
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And sometimes we deceive others by making them believe something that is not true, or we help them by correcting such false beliefs.
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While correcting my form on a kettlebell exercise, David suggested I shout "I have the power," and channel He-Man raising his sword.
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He added that correcting trade violations is about not only strict enforcement but also following through on collecting fines that the U.S. imposes.
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" For its part, the department says that it "looks forward to vigorously defending this lawsuit and correcting the plethora of misinformation it contains.
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"We wanted to see how it compares to existing bots, and in particular test if it has flaws that need correcting," he said.
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Correcting the projected image requires calibration for every user, however, because everyone wears a watch a little differently, and has different physical features.
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Everybody said the Federal Reserve may have made a policy mistake, but I would think today the market is correcting its overexaggerated response.
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She juggles the weight of internet hate mobs with one hand, while correcting people on the pronunciation of her name with the other.
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Strategic thinking is far less about planning in the calm than it is about decision-making and course correcting as storm clouds loom.
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I'm not letting myself off the hook here — correcting this problem is something that is and should be an ongoing concern for me.
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Some lawmakers believe that, since wrongful convictions are rare, a formal process for correcting them is a solution in search of a problem.
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Biologists now regularly genetically engineer large swaths of DNA, achieving such triumphs as non-browning apples and correcting mutations that cause deadly disease.
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RNA is synthesized by polymerases, enzymes that aren't as good as the enzymes that synthesize DNA when it comes to correcting for mutations.
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Fernandez was the registered owner of the boat, the agency said, correcting statements made Sunday by Veloz that it was someone else's boat.
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Heck, it even has hardware, including Xeon processors and ECC (error-correcting code) memory, more commonly used in server rooms than on desktops.
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"The only smile that came over my face was when I came home and saw the dogs," Imhoff says before quickly correcting himself.
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Bésame employees show customers how they can mix their own brightening and color-correcting powders to personalized specifications in the brand's L.A. stores.
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The details of a field full of plants can't really be recreated by just color-correcting a snow-covered plain to appear green.
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Candy Crowley was vilified when she corrected Mitt Romney on stage in 2012, and newscasters have generally held back from correcting candidates outright.
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In just two seconds, the sensors will take 4,000 separate measurements, correcting for things that could affect accuracy, like the room's ambient temperature.
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With no obvious flaws in need of correcting, his skill-set feels built for how basketball will be played five years from now.
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Researchers who conducted this study say their gene-correcting method could be used in conjunction with PGD in the future to treat embryos.
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I heard feedback that women of color felt excluded in years past, and I know there has been some focus on correcting that.
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Where the Korean company has most distinguished itself is in learning from its mistakes, correcting them, and delivering better products as a result.
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When not correcting people's grammar, Mr. Barrett is the co-host and co-producer of the public radio show "A Way With Words."
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These common-sense measures would also encourage operators to be more proactive in correcting these hazards before an accident, injury or fatality occurs.
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In the conversation, the astronauts Christina Koch and Jessica Meir wound up politely correcting the president about the history of women in space.
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The diagonal roll bar is still present to help encourage a more natural running motion, correcting missteps even as you increase your speed.
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Markets tumbled on Wednesday after Powell's press conference, at which he said, "We'll have the ability to move eight ti--," before correcting himself.
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The first step toward correcting mistaken notions about race is to acknowledge that economic advancement in this country has always been color-coded.
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"A snapback in jobs creation is correcting the aberration of the previous month," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial.
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Trans people in Michigan and the 11 other states where correcting your gender is relatively easy still go through taxing, complicated bureaucratic processes.
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Not so for women, whose desirability peaks with an undergraduate degree but takes a hit with postgraduate education -- even when correcting for age.
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Urban Decay Naked Skin Color Correcting Fluid, also newly available, comes in slender tubes that look as if they may contain lip gloss.
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To get you started, we broke down the color-correcting basics you need to know with the help of makeup artist Sophie Haig.
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Managing a body-focused repetitive behavior — be it skin-picking, nail-biting, or hair-pulling — is never really about correcting a physical ailment.
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But it's complemented by the machine, which "moves organically along with the body, correcting and removing erroneous patterns," say the Pilates Nerd blog.
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Be smart: Most Republican members of Congress don't need to do anything so radical as actually believe Trump is sincere about correcting himself.
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By bringing more perspectives to the table, diversity makes the social technology of science-t — mutual checking, correcting, amending, and building — more effective.
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Part of Mr. Sherwen's job involved gently correcting Mr. Liggett's errors, like misidentifying riders on the screen — an inevitable part of live commentary.
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He said the agency under President Obama was engaged in "phenomenal overreach" and that the Trump administration's efforts were aimed at correcting that.
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Correcting the effect of these gilded ghettos on people not fortunate to live, work and raise children in them may not be easy.
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But even against that backdrop, correcting the impression about something as simple as whether a person is alive should be eminently fixable. Right?
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"You will be teaching and correcting people, and it is important not to hurt their feelings, if it can be avoided," he wrote.
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Primarily, however, the legislation was dedicated to pumping new funds into the system and correcting some of the previous incentives that created problems.
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The moms with poor sibling relationships were more diligent about correcting the dynamics they felt contributed to a poor relationship with their sibling.
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Researchers Derya Akkaynak and Tali Trebitz created a color-correcting algorithm that reveals the true colors of corals, fish, and other marine life.
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In its statement, Wells Fargo said it had created an office within the bank dedicated to correcting problems with its living-will proposal.
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In their analysis, the agencies failed to even mention the fuel economy label and what impact they might have on correcting consumer biases.
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Correcting gene mutations in the germline is powerful because any such modifications are inherited by subsequent generations in a fixed, self-perpetuating configuration.
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This method helps you catch more errors, and makes it easier on you when you're trying to spot everything that may need correcting.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have acknowledged the retail glitch as a drafting error and are supportive of correcting this issue.
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In an apparent slip of the tongue on Sunday, Netanyahu described Israel as a nuclear power before correcting himself with an embarrassed smile.
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Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat, who is driving the new taxation law, said it's about correcting an imbalance that has unfairly favored the church.
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Many of Sun's half-million followers can be forgiven for assuming that, even correcting for typos, "Jonny Sun" is a nom de tweet.
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Balfour Beatty is investigating why firewalls were not fully installed and is correcting the problem at its own expense, a company spokesman said.
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The President, he argued, thinks in terms of correcting the mistakes of not just Obama but George W. Bush and even earlier presidents.
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It spent 2019 building a base, it broke out in December of last year, and now it's correcting back into its breakout point.
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" Davis adds that he worked for Firtash "exclusively as a criminal defense lawyer, and also correcting the public record, but never approaching politics.
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Correcting the wrong is less costly than not taking action, and more often than not, correction of some sort is a necessity anyway.
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Often they ask to proofread the letter, and I'm fine with them correcting a typo or asking me to tighten up sentence structure.
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"This does not mean that an intervention is not possible, but it's more about correcting certain phenomena, not fighting a trend," Hardt said.
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The goal is to make the process of fixing a brief but noticeable stumble or correcting an obvious error much less time-intensive.
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And when this 11-year-old look-alike conducted the whole movement flawlessly, including wordlessly correcting some mistakes, the orchestra was completely flabbergasted.
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These provisions take a meat axe approach to correcting harsh changes made by the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996.
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They trust me and reveal their unstated, but deeply held, perceptions of you, perceptions you must begin correcting the moment the interview begins.
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No wonder Diana doesn't bother correcting Steve when he calls Themyscira "Paradise Island" (a nod to the island's original name in the comics).
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Accordingly, the exhibition functions like a cenotaph, slashing into art history from below, a canon correcting project that feels both timely and necessary.
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Take the practice of correcting students' grammar, which John King, the acting Secretary of Education described to me in our conversation in 2012.
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I think people sometimes talk too quickly and then they are correcting themselves, and that's a huge problem in front of the public.
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Thank you for correcting me, but they have a real trouble at the top as we do in many areas of our country.
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So just as the Obama people considered course correcting after Coakley's loss, you could theoretically imagine the Trump people course correcting after Moore's — inducing the president to abandon his online feuds and insults, weaving a little more racial sensitivity into his rhetoric and actions, even persuading the G.O.P. leadership to rewrite its tax bill to make it a little less howlingly unpopular.
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The team is building complex systems capable of responding to user controls, while correcting for human errors and, hopefully, avoiding disaster before it occurs.
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But these strategies impose a huge debt of computational overhead—all your computing power goes to correcting errors and not to running your algorithms.
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Still, if this eventually means I can toss out all my foundation, concealer, and color-correcting sticks, Opté can straight up have my money.
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PwC issued a statement the next day and acknowledged Cullinan and PwC partner Martha Ruiz did not follow protocols for correcting the error quickly.
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"I just wanted to go there to do it...I stood in line...just to do it!" she told Ellen, laughing before correcting herself.
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There are also subtle corrections we'd never notice or think would need correcting, simply because of what happens to a human body when photographed.
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GIF: Boris FXDigital airbrushing, combining blurred layers, cloning, color correcting, and warping are all techniques used to retouch and de-age footage like this.
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China has long-running territorial disputes with several neighbors and has never been shy about correcting what it sees as misrepresentations of Chinese territory.
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"Such behavior is much more plausibly consistent with making an unintended mistake and then correcting it than with acting with actual malice," Rakoff wrote.
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As with most transcription services, this is probably not perfect and will require some correcting, but should get you most of the way there.
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Even Trump's friendly interviewer here, Fox's Sean Hannity, seemed to be gently correcting him, noting that the conversation "was already out" when Schiff spoke.
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His government's law is less about correcting the record than twisting Poland's national story into one of historical victimhood—and casting sceptics as traitors.
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I attempted to slap on color-correcting cream and my handy-dandy concealer, but my skin rejected the stuff, leaving my face looking cakey.
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Whether it's mattifying, hydrating, color-correcting, or blurring — it all tends to feel like an extra step in my already long-as-hell routine.
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For today only, you can snag a variety of color-correcting palettes, limited-edition vaults, lipsticks, and brush sets for up to 70% off.
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Correcting a strange omission from the X-Pro1, the X-Pro2 has a diopter adjustment dial to help bring the viewfinder into clear focus.
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Cutting and correcting gene mutations The study used 75 human zygotes in which the father carried a mutation on the MYBPC3 gene, Belmonte said.
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How are we not revolted by a hashtag (city) strong in the wake of mass murder that our politicians have no interest in correcting?
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I am totally open to a diehard Baywatch fan correcting me on this, but I only remember seeing people of color in villainous roles.
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But instead of correcting this misinformation, Trump is exploiting it by pushing a conspiracy theory that he thinks will redound to his political benefit.
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No one should be lulled into complacency that the Atlantic Alliance is so resilient and self-correcting that this phase will just blow over.
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News organizations have devoted considerable resources to tallying and correcting thousands of misleading statements — and outright lies — made by President Trump and his supporters.
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Cuban state-run TV had live coverage of Díaz-Canel voting, with the anchor referring to him as Cuba's president before quickly correcting herself.
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Color-correcting is a common makeup trick that uses principles from the color wheel to help balance out discoloration like redness, sallowness, and more.
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However, he made a revealing slip when he went off script in prime minister's questions, accidentally saying: "I want an election," before correcting himself.
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Food labeling: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is considering correcting a mistake made in its gluten-free food labeling guidelines for fermented foods.
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Wyden told reporters that he plans to meet with Rettig and ask him about Trump's tax returns and correcting the new IRS guidance. Sen.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy published the new rules in 2013, but is now correcting a minor drafting error.
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"In some respects, we're correcting mistakes that we made in the past that we probably shouldn't have made in the first place," he said.
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The goal is to provide teens with the opportunity to practice refusal skills, while also correcting their misconceptions about the safety of e-cigarettes.
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The company said on Friday it was correcting the deficiencies, and that the process would be complete by the end of the current quarter.
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They despise a Trump team that is correcting decades of backward energy and environmental schemes and are working furiously to bring down the reformers.
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Although the main culprit is software designed to deceive emissions tests, simply correcting that software would not solve the bigger set of interconnected problems.
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Contouring (along with its different iterations), strobing, and color-correcting can all take a backseat — because there's a new makeup technique making the rounds.
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That said, in order for your reflection to be helpful in correcting your form, you have to know what the correct form looks like.
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Her comments led to President Trump tweeting at the wrong Megan Rapinoe (before correcting himself) and asking her to win before making any plans.
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Giuliani repeated that claim in a 20-minute phone interview with The Hill but went further with the suggestion of correcting purported factual errors.
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In Cairo Thursday, Pompeo delivered a speech declaring that the Trump administration was correcting mistakes the previous White House made in the Middle East.
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"Instead of acknowledging and then correcting a mistake, we will often cook up stories to make our bad decision seem more rational," Clements writes.
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China has long-running territorial disputes with several neighbours and has never been shy about correcting what it sees as misrepresentations of Chinese territory.
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Young Murray was already showing signs of precociousness, multiplying large numbers in his head and correcting his elders on the pronunciation of foreign words.
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Instead of correcting them, I just nodded and faked my share of orgasms because I prioritized men feeling comfortable over my own sexual pleasure.
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Pruitt told Fox that the raises were entirely carried out by unidentified staffers, and that he was correcting the matter after learning of it.
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Correcting these falsehoods is critical to justice not only in the courts but in terms of preventing and responding effectively to sexual assault survivors.
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Clinton would have still led in their final surveys in Midwestern states or Pennsylvania, even after weighting by education and correcting the likely electorate.
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Two million dollars will go toward creating more of the gene-correcting virus for a human safety study if that proves to be safe.
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"Once the error occurred, protocols for correcting it were not followed through quickly enough by Mr. Cullinan or his partner," the accounting firm said.
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"Such behavior is much more plausibly consistent with making an unintended mistake and then correcting it than with acting with actual malice," he wrote.
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But a recent email sent by Supalla to his staff — obtained by TechCrunch — shows the company is course-correcting after a recent revenue miss.
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JENKINS It wasn't about promoting diversity for diversity's sake, it was about correcting a blind spot — the artists of merit have always been there.
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Qassim Suleimani, none of those targets qualified as cultural sites, according to an administration official who asked not to be identified correcting the president.
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In less than an hour, Target caught on, and started correcting the listed price and beginning to outright cancel orders before codes showed up.
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Kaczynski has cast the election as a chance to finish his grand ambition of correcting Poland's course since the end of communism in 1989.
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The airstrikes last night therefore saved countless lives and were the first step toward correcting America's shamefully lackluster policy toward Assad's campaign of slaughter.
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The primary goals of the PAID program are identifying and correcting non-compliant practices so employees receive 100 percent of their back wages due.
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The White House defended Trump's decision to attend the forum, saying he would talk about correcting trade imbalances and promoting an "America First" agenda.
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"There's a limited supply of homes, along with rising prices – that's a problem that's not correcting and it's getting worse and worse," Goodman says.
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Doing so will require correcting Tesla's rampant operational problems, getting Model 3 production up and running and bringing down the cost of its vehicles.
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" I'll translate this for you: "Why don't you let me say whatever I want -- facts be damned -- without challenging me or correcting the record.
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As attorney general, she mandated implicit bias training and was awarded for her work in correcting a backlog in the testing of rape kits.
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Celebrity makeup artist Marni Burton-Gabor has used IT Cosmetics' "Bye Bye Redness Neutralizing Correcting Cream" on clients like Laura Dern and Shailene Woodley.
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His bullying of his fellow Republicans has made so many GOP officials spineless that he rarely hears a correcting word from within the party.
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Correcting the Senate's error is expected to be priority No. 1 as House and Senate members start negotiating a final tax package this week.
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It's not your job to be criticizing or correcting what people do in their lives, as long as it's not causing harm to anyone.
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Nabiullina said she and her colleagues were closely watching the market correcting after Friday's U.S. sanctions, but expected things to settle down in time.
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Before the crash, complacent Democrats, whatever their disagreements with their Republican peers, tended to agree with them that the economy was largely self-correcting.
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Experience suggests OPEC normally tightens the market too much after a price slump and that spot prices and spreads will overshoot first before correcting later.
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We need help from Hollywood, from the media, from ourselves, correcting the Wikipedia records that aren't correct… the microaggressions, the unconscious bias we all have.
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PiS argues that any changes in how state firms spend their advertising budgets is aimed at correcting imbalances put in place by previous, liberal governments.
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A California woman says she contacted Ordon in 2016 about correcting an uneven left breast, and they agreed a "fat transfer" was the best option.
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"Correcting this flaw does not require that Defendants (the Corps) begin anew, but only that they better articulate their reasoning," he said in court papers.
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Bitcoin's value has surged over the past few months, but has been correcting back downward this week and experienced a significant drop in value today.
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While appealing YouTube's decision, O'Brien learned that the mechanism for correcting these mistakes can be vexing, and that a fair outcome is far from guaranteed.
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Written by The Undefeated staffers Mike Wise and Jerry Bembry, it takes a correcting-the-record angle on Jordan's level of involvement with social issues.
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Enter Dr. Jart's Cicapair Tiger Grass Color Correcting Treatment, which just might be the fastest way to dull redness, brighten your complexion, and cover hyperpigmentation.
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In the current case, however, portfolio managers seem to be gambling oil prices will break up into a new, higher trading range before eventually correcting.
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A predominant Democratic view is that the economy is mostly fine; it's just a matter of adjusting and correcting it to ensure everyone has access.
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Her protracted attempt to fact-check the Daysy, she said, demonstrates how untruths proliferate online far faster than scientific publishing is accustomed to correcting them.
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But he is concerned that software could get too carried away with correcting us and says that it should still allow for choice and creativity.
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After the shoot wraps, the work goes on, from uploading massive amounts of footage, to editing and culling through material, to correcting audio and color.
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Last year, it began rewarding its "Local Guides" with perks and offers for regularly reviewing businesses, as well as editing, correcting and providing business information.
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Resilient File System (ReFS) will be enabled by default, providing more resilience against data corruption, and optimization for handling large data volumes and auto-correcting.
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This is a callback to the recurring joke that Stannis Baratheon (RIP) was really into correcting grammar back when he was alive (two seasons ago).
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It's possible to correct metadata errors afterward, but that's reliant on someone catching that error and then correcting it in every database where it appears.
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Oil prices tend to overshoot on the upside (2008 and 2011) just as they have done on the downside (1998, 2009 and 2016) before correcting.
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But with the Trump administration's focus on correcting trade imbalances, Cramer worries that the Southeast Asian nation could be next in the line of fire.
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Other new tools include sentiment analysis, correcting spelling mistakes, tools to understand unstructured documents within a company like knowledge base articles — streaming that into Dialogflow.
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I prefer this to the flatter color grade of the One X, especially if you don't want to spend time color correcting after the fact.
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By correcting the dangers in our military budget, we actually make it possible to pay for higher education — and there's one other very important issue.
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From this perspective, they need to be transparent about how their businesses work, so that regulators understand the nuances that come with over-correcting problems.
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"When equities are correcting against a backdrop of rising interest rates, we view that as a bull market correction that should be bought," said Wald.
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A central element of democratic backsliding worldwide has been attacks on a professional and independent civil service capable of correcting or embarrassing would-be autocrats.
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Rosenthal had to make a tough decision in situations like that: Let their dates misgender them or risk making it (more) awkward by correcting them.
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Once the noise is reduced, researchers try to correct any remaining errors with the help of special error-correcting algorithms, run on a classical computer.
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Heydi spoke with her father almost every day, teaching him new words in English and correcting his pronunciation, he recalled, his eyes welling with tears.
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Orban said his government's chief objectives include downsizing government structures, investment in key infrastructure projects and correcting economic measures which have hit the business sector.
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Ahmed Almheiri, Xi Dong and Daniel Harlow did calculations suggesting that this holographic "emergence" of space-time works just like a quantum error-correcting code.
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Due to increasing controversy and trending hashtag #StopPresidentBannon, a Scotsman named Steve Bannon spends a majority of his tweets correcting people who attack him online.
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When it comes to the serious business of correcting or adding venue info, tap Suggest an edit below the address, phone number, and opening hours.
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Trump has spoken to seven candidates so far, White House spokesman Hogan Gidley said, correcting his earlier statement that the president had interviewed eight people.
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In five minutes, the broadcaster put out another message on the website correcting itself and said no government warning, called "J-alert", had been issued.
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"Looking at its own flaws is the first step to correcting an institution, to deepening true constitutional democracy," said Karuna Nundy, a Supreme Court lawyer.
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Makeup wearers or those with extreme redness will love the color-correcting and redness-balancing effects of the Dr. Jart+ Cicapair Tiger Grass CreamPros: Cons:
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But that creates more problems: if code is law, so are bugs in the code—and correcting them may itself mean a breach of contract.
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An inspector general report released this week found Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) does an inadequate job of inspecting its facilities and correcting poor practices.
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"A self-correcting model is really a superpowerful way of doing things," said Christopher Sabine, an oceanographer who is director of Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory.
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This is a bean so tender, with a skin so vanishingly thin, that Rossini once accepted several pounds in exchange for correcting another composer's score.
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You can quite literally throw it in the air like a boomerang and it will stabilize itself thanks to its self-correcting algorithm and sensors.
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The average loss to victims is $1,343, according to a Justice Department study, but that doesn't include time and aggravation spent on correcting the mistake.
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Similarly, it does not help consumers if the legal system provides an incentive for companies to spend resources correcting mistakes that cause no consumer harm.
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Both the House and Senate versions adopt the so-called territorial system for taxing corporate income earned overseas, correcting our near-unique and problematic approach.
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We have got to do a better job recognizing and correcting the errors in the system that do reflect on institutional bias in criminal justice.
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Moreover, unlike Mr. Sanders, she sees this role as primarily focused on correcting the shortcomings of weakly regulated markets rather than redistributing income and wealth.
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Hatfield cried during a press conference while apologizing for the error––and for not correcting it immediately, as families of the workers rejoiced for naught.
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"Just like correcting your vision with contacts, colored lenses require a certain amount of maturity and responsibility on the part of the wearer," he says.
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Expanded voting rights are essential to building trust in democracy, holding politicians accountable, and correcting the racist exclusion that has so long plagued American democracy.
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The Model 3 scored an astounding 94% in the Safety Assist category for halting automatically for pedestrians and cyclists, as well as correcting inattentive driving.
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The results could end up costing taxpayers more money and encourage land speculation without correcting the flooding problems the buyout program was intended to fix.
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Mnangagwa's government agreed a staff-monitored International Monetary Fund (IMF) program in April that aims to restore stability by implementing reforms and correcting economic imbalances.
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Brooklyn Museum As it happens, Ms. DeLarverie is stage center in this notably youthful and history-conscious — and history-correcting — survey at the Brooklyn Museum.
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Dr. Wall said that the district was thankful for the people correcting the record and was continuing to focus on the needs of its students.
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The problem isn't that there aren't enough journalists correcting misinformation and myths; there's tons of evidence out there that what Jones says is patently false.
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In a response released with the report, the V.A. concurred with the accountability office's assessment and said it was already working on correcting the problems.
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She said that the splinter groups, particularly the ones for local communities, which often meet up off-line, exemplified a kind of self-correcting instinct.
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In 2000 and 2007, these bubbles reached extreme ratio peaks of 146% and 137% in the US, respectively, before they burst, correcting into bear markets.
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"It's a serious social justice issue we are correcting in Canada, and I pray we are going to pull the world with us," she said.
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At the same time the country's correcting stock markets make it harder for private companies to raise funds via equity, or borrow using pledge shares.
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Arturo's lifelong passion for collecting books, they show, was about "correcting history for generations to come" to include the contributions of people of African descent.
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Their work has been, to some degree, investigative: correcting mistakes in outdated or obscure published scores, and unearthing pieces that haven't been heard for decades.
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That money is helping to pay for the next step — getting the CRISPR mice to Gray's lab to test the SLC6A1-correcting virus on them.
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By correcting these 10 myths, we can better understand what actually happened and learn how to prevent and mitigate such disasters in the future. 29.
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Even more powerful, proactive states can create a value multiplier by correcting overprescribing patterns in their own network making a difference beyond just state employees.
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"They're surprising because they're guys who have been here," Bowles said of the blown assignments, adding that correcting the problem is partly a coaching issue.
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And once it's subject to SEC scrutiny, it will also have to come up with a plan for quickly correcting any mistakes in public documents.
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From there, it's adding punctuation, correcting certain word choices depending on the sentence's context, and attempting to correct for things like accents and regional dialects.
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"Over the past two weeks, the market has been correcting internally and it may finally begin showing up in the major market indices," Dwyer notes.
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This is a net positive, but I have found many students developing a very aggressive approach to enforcing alternative history and correcting perceived historical wrongs.
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"The significance of this project is that we are turning Israel into a nuclear power," he said, before quickly correcting himself to say "energy power".
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This generation of hearing aids are essentially a mini computer in your ear capable of learning your listening preferences, and correcting for adverse acoustical conditions.
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While this conservative-correcting ethos is built into its premise, Gilmore Girls never shied away from making its liberalism explicit in more direct ways, either.
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If you're good at course correcting, being wrong may be less costly than you think, whereas being slow is going to be expensive for sure.
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If they were jaundiced, you could do normal colour-correcting, the same way we've been taught at Sephora — if you're red, put green over it, you know... One time after I embalmed someone, he turned grey and that took layers and layers of colour-correcting, but I felt bad because then he looked like he was wearing a lot of makeup and that was also weird.
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There are other things the A11 Bionic controls that Apple doesn't often talk about, including the storage controller that includes custom error-correcting code (ECC) algorithms.
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I don&apost think -- and so I do think at least lends itself the appearance that he has got motives other than correcting an unjust act.
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He also predicted 2018 will see applications for more clinical trials, though most likely ones the involve simply deleting a problematic gene rather than correcting it.
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This, it turns out, has a lot more value than correcting a disease-causing genetic mutation or cutting out the gene that makes a mushroom brown.
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Von Hep recommends colorless self-tanners that also include color-correcting actives that are there to boost your natural complexion as opposed to dye it orange.
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Note: This story has been updated to reflect an amendment Juul filed with regulators Tuesday correcting the amount it spent on lobbying in the third quarter.
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The company also said it had begun work immediately on correcting their error once it was discovered, and this 1.01 update seems to back that up.
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If I am proceeding piecemeal, it is because the show seems to demand a self-correcting approach, a slow take on what you saw and experienced.
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Correcting that problem, and getting the patent system back to driving creativity, will require more than a legislative fix — not that we should hold our breath.
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The U.K. now has the possibility of correcting mistakes committed over the last 43 years by allowing a creeping accession to the EU's centralized power structures.
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Even if you are color correcting, neither camera gives you very much latitude to work with, so most of the time it's not worth the effort.
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"Descheduling marijuana and applying that change retroactively to people currently serving time for marijuana offenses is a necessary step in correcting this unjust system," Booker said.
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Arpaio theorized that Trump might stay out of the race altogether to avoid another clash with McConnell, whom Arpaio referred to as "McDonnell" before correcting himself.
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Gently rub your bare face with Smashbox's color-correcting primer, a hydrating green-tinted formula that counteracts redness for a velvety smooth and evenly toned base.
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"Certain aspects of mechanics—and correcting mechanics—are impossible to see by the eye, so you need [specialized] computers and cameras to take measurements," said Fleisig.
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Problems are rare, says Mr Badenhorst, Scatec's senior control officer, before correcting himself: once a bird dropped a tortoise on a solar panel, smashing the glass.
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Most companies found themselves grappling with moral, cultural, and political responsibilities, such as fighting the spread of fake news and advertisements and correcting toxic corporate cultures.
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Although they achieved 260% success in correcting the faulty gene behind a type of anaemia called favism, they tested the technique in only two affected embryos.
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In my life, my name has been mispronounced more often than it's been pronounced properly, and yet, for the longest time, I didn't bother correcting anyone.
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Lighten up, let people live how they want to & just focus on correcting the issues in your own parenting rather than trying to dictate everyone else's.
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In talking with clients, Alexander said, he and colleagues often spend time correcting misunderstandings and educating them on best practices when it comes to strength training.
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Under the most recent Convergence Programme (April 2015), Croatia is committed to correcting its excessive deficit (bringing the shortfall to below 3% of GDP) by 2017.
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But worryingly, the process of replication, by which published results are tested anew, is incapable of correcting the situation no matter how rigorously it is pursued.
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Darren Soto (D-Fla.), to reinstate the rule's safe harbor provision, which allows parties to avoid penalties by withdrawing or correcting a claim within 14 days.
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These conserving, self-correcting, decay-resisting forces that contend invisibly within us—in our bodies, our cities, our planetary ecosystem, even—are the opposite of nothing.
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"Our data highlight the tremendous potential of correcting homozygous disease and compound heterozygous mutations by base editing in human somatic cells and embryos," the scientists wrote.
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During the 2016 campaign, Donald Trump made correcting this problem one of his top priorities, and he has not relented on that objective since taking office.
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"When you're the leader of the free world, every syllable matters and you really shouldn't have to be correcting it when you're the president," Gowdy said.
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Instead, Twitter is over-correcting the problem by nuking political ads from its service until a better solution to keep everything in check presents itself later.
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After the midterms, I feel optimistic again, I feel hopeful that we have made the first big step in correcting the mistake that is Donald Trump.
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Players, coaches and fans would know that the officials have replay backing them up (or, sometimes, correcting them), which would lessen the inherent mistrust of officials.
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"The biggest thing we worked on was learning why the ball does what it does and correcting your misfires within a couple of pitches," Wakefield said.
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The USDA's Food and Nutrition Service issued new distribution and handling requirements for donated foods in April but is now correcting errors made in the rule.
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Correcting overly negative depictions and attitudes regarding black men is important because they shape how black men are treated, and how black men view their potential.
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Color-correcting in makeup is the use of red, green, purple, and yellow pigments to conceal the look of scarring, redness, acne, dark circles, and more.
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