But the report also uncovered many discrepancies that did not stem from these circumstances.
Over on the BBC, the top pollster John Curtice was looking more and more harassed at his failure to explain the discrepancies in his own predictions.
Many of these discrepancies have been amended in the years since civil partnerships became legal, after efforts from campaigners.
She also said the party would not be giving interviews about possible discrepancies until the caucus vote is certified.
Continually denying entry to weapons inspectors, when observers were finally permitted to visit in 1992 they found discrepancies between what North Korea had previously declared – in terms of plutonium and the disposal of nuclear waste – and what the limited inspections revealed.
"I can detect small discrepancies which neurotypical [not on the autistic spectrum] people can't detect so my work is done slowly but is of very high quality".
I can think and make connections, and spot discrepancies, too.
Raids are no longer a once-every-several-years cost of doing business; the companies are now subject to constant scrutiny and checking.When the first round of Vanguard investigations started in Nebraska earlier this year, it pored over 24,000 employee records and found 4,441 discrepancies.
These find that, when the ratio (suitably adjusted to take care of accounting discrepancies) moves far above one, equilibrium is indeed eventually restored not, however, by a surge in the replacement value of companies' assets but by a correspondingly dramatic fall in the value that Wall Street places on them.
The bulk of these discrepancies are accounted for by the fact that the poor get worse qualifications than the well-off.Mr Brown suggests that part of the explanation is also snobbery at top universities.
If extra officers were assigned to paperwork duty, it might mean fewer discrepancies and delays.
