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She added that the union "elected not to endorse in this congressional race". Ferline Buie, president of Teamsters Joint Council No. 55, which represents five local unions in the 4th District, sent a letter to Wynn's campaign Friday asking that his literature be corrected because the union has endorsed Edwards.

In the case of the AHP method, the estimated input data had to be corrected, because the performance of alternatives for some indicators was zero (i.e., calculation of the ratio used by the AHP was not possible) or the evaluation was made by fuzzy sets, as for "propensity".

Our multiple logistic regression and structural equations models estimates with a statistical significance level of 1% (p < 0.01) or 5% (p < 0.05) may not need to be corrected, because the two outcome indicators and multiple explanatory factors in our case are complementary and not independent of each other.

That has to be corrected, because that is integral to the agreement.

Nicolas Sarkozy mentioned the war – but he got away with it was corrected because the original referred to the German black, red and yellow tricolour.

was corrected because the original referred to Banjul, capital of The Gambia, as Banjal, and to Kigali as the seat of the international criminal tribunal for Rwanda.

Facebook and Google asked to screen content by India was corrected because the original referred to Omar Abdullah as being with the Congress party.

The long road to justice in Afghanistan was corrected because the original said that in June 2010 Helmand had 16 criminal prosecutors.

Mexico mocks presidential candidate for literature festival faux pas was corrected because the original referred to the Argentinian author Jorge Luis Borges as José Luis Borges.

Ohio Issue 2: GOP set for defeat over anti-union referendum was corrected because the original referred to Ohio governor John Kasich as Joe Kasich.

London riots and UK unrest: Tuesday 9 August was corrected because the original should have referred to Sikhs in Southall gathering outside a temple, not a mosque.