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This paper addresses an anomaly which exists in the current literature regarding stress fractures.

(Quite why anyone thinks addressing an anomaly which the vast majority of Scottish voters also believe to be unfair will weaken the case for the union is a mystery).

Ministers argue they are addressing an anomaly in the housing system where equivalent assistance in the social rented sector is not available to private tenants.

About 12,000 pensioners will miss out on increased payments of up to €40 a week after the government announced a new home-caring credit to address a pensions anomaly.

It's to provide another visual notification for when the system needs a little human attention to address a particular anomaly it's detected — so an alternative notification medium for users who might not want to be nagged by too many notifications on their phone, say.

Prior empirical work on this type of system is reviewed, and new theory is developed to address an apparent empirical anomaly.

"We worked closely to address any anomalies identified between the two systems and as a result, the majority of Northern Ireland records were successfully merged with DVLAs on 21 July.

The Tory prime minister has also pledged to deliver more powers to English voters, to address a longstanding constitutional anomaly occasioned by Scottish devolution.

In drafting the antiterrorist legislation, Chertoff and his colleagues tried to address a long-standing anomaly: since the nineteen-seventies, surveillance related to foreign intelligence operated by one set of rules, and investigations for domestic law enforcement went by another.

A Treasury spokesman said: "This change addresses a long-standing anomaly and brings static caravans in line with other holiday caravans.