The original misattributed words spoken by Laurie Brown to Phillip Costa and mistakenly said Costa said he may have given instructions for the cabinet minute to be changed and admitted making alterations.
Suffice it to say, Scalia's approach to things like the Constitution is to pretend to know what was in the minds of the people who wrote it back when it was written and, I don't know, just assume that they'd be terrified of all our "motorized metal horses" and "battery-powered vibrators," and that they'd be too dumbstruck to admit any alteration to their view of the world.
But, while McCarthy admitted he made the alterations in order to give his team the best chance of beating Burnley in the next game, Holloway insisted his side was not weakened and that he had no choice because of the club's busy schedule.
His findings do not require any profound alteration in the way the French are viewed, namely as a people whose behavior in sum was deeply flawed and who are resistant to admitting those flaws.
Hood admits that he altered the table saw by removing the blade guards from the unit's frame, and he acknowledges that the alteration led directly to his injuries.
VHL alteration, as it is now well admitted, occurs at an early stage of a disease, thus leading to a relative decrease of VEGF expression (Group 1 of our VHL/VEGF classification).
After the conclusion of the case, she admits to Nina that she will let the memory alterations continue, even if this means she will forget the times she spent with Nina during her childhood.
Two years ago, we reported that 42% of thus defined early SSc patients admitted to our tertiary Rheumatology Unit had preclinical functional alterations of the esophagus, lung or heart [ 3].
Even though he claims in his preface that his alterations to the narrative were insignificant, he also admits to "exclud[ing] redundancies and gross grammatical errors" (Pringle 3).
Although hyperglycemia can induce a number of immunological alterations [ 2- 5], whether patients with diabetes who are admitted to the ICU are more likely to develop infectious complications remains a controversial issue with studies yielding conflicting results [ 6- 12].
That court found that the government's national security concerns about Japanese American loyalty were based on a fabricated record, replete with the suppression, alteration and destruction of evidence, which the government's own attorneys admitted.
