This was rectified on a recent Monday evening when Mr. Dinklage and some two dozen of his television co-stars arrived at the TCL Chinese Theater, a Hollywood landmark synonymous with ostentatious media gatherings, to celebrate the third season of "Game of Thrones," which begins on Sunday.
This glaring cultural oversight was rectified on July 30 Arnold's birthday, obviously when the aptly named Arnie's Life opened its myriad historical offerings to the public.
This cumbersome arrangement was rectified on May 24 just before the Battle of North Anna, when Burnside agreed to waive his precedence of rank and was placed under Meade's direct command.
That's a failure of translation that would have to be rectified for GIFs to take on a more outsized role in our language.
Maybe this will be rectified with the upcoming Amazon on-demand player, or even the new AppleTV, but for now, the following should temporarily satisfy all you binge-watchers.
Martial's impressive performance against Chelsea, combined with Rooney showing glimpses of his former self in that game, offer Van Gaal optimism that United's dreadful December can be rectified with a healthy victory on Saturday afternoon.
Obviously, there was a falling-out with the board that wasn't going to be rectified, so Joey has moved on.
A spokesman for the hospital acknowledged there had been lapses in the standard of care provided, saying deficiencies would be rectified and all the recommendations taken on board.
But supporters believe that can soon be rectified and hope that his work on international development will appeal to disaffected grassroots activists.
Among the Mallon men, I was the worrier and perfectionist, and on numerous occasions, before and after that summer job, my father would remind me that few mistakes couldn't be rectified, and that what seemed terrible on Friday would probably feel trivial by Monday.
