Word: errs
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...when House residents err--whether it be for underage drinking or plagiarism--House administrators must walk a fine line to discipline appropriately...
...solution will be grindingly worked out. But the roadless lands plan is a basically good start. Always err on the side of the sacred. The profane will take care of itself...
...just figure it's last night's burrito? A study shows that E.R. physicians correctly diagnose and hospitalize patients for heart attack and unstable angina fully 98% of the time. Still, that leaves 26,000 patients who are erroneously sent home. What's more, doctors are more likely to err in diagnoses of women under 55, African Americans, Hispanics and other minorities...
...err (for example, by burning your religious enemies at the stake, or standing by silently as millions of Jews go to the ovens) may be human. To forgive such things is clearly the business of the victims or, in their likely absence, of the divine. To forget such "errors"--after years, after centuries--is nature's usual...
...convinced him he was perfect, so he came to think he could get away with anything. Gore keenly senses he's not perfect and rewrites history to try to make it so. He hated bringing home B's to his parents. Like few others, McCain accepts that to err is human. He had 5 1/2 long years to think about it. That alone gives him an advantage over Gore and Bush at this moment, when voters are aching to know the character, warts and all, of the men who want to be President...