Word: correctives
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Further supporting the "reporter as virus" thesis, and serving as the impetus for this correction of the record, the gist of your erroneous information was spread by the Gazette in their March 13 issue, without an attempt to confirm its accuracy. (Assuming the Gazette was otherwise correct, Harvard suffered no losses due to this most recent viral nuisance.) Joseph G. Sharp Manager, Facilities and Administrative services
Replied Tsongas: "I will take off any ad you don't like. What could be more fair than that?" Clinton would consent only to correct factual errors that were made in his ads. "I want to continue sharpening the differences ((between us)) for the American people," Clinton said...
BERKELEY, Calif.--All Nancy Skinner wanted was an ecologically correct paint...
...article in yesterday's Crimson Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles was misquoted. The correct quotation should have read: "The future lies ahead." It was an editor's error...
...Oxford University graduate also criticizedthe "hypocrisy" behind the "soft conservative"position of the politically correct...