But she said there was no evidence that any students had been hurt by the errors.
Interpretation begets interpretation, and a father's mistakes are corrected by the errors of his children.
Viewers – especially those horrified by the errors being made by Newsnight – seemed to find it refreshing.
Those who have secured permission to look at their files are sometimes disappointed by the errors.
Some people are annoyed by the errors they find in others' choice of grammar or selection of vocabulary.
The Joint Council for Qualifications, which represents exam boards, said it had taken action to ensure no pupil would be disadvantaged by the errors.
Mr. Orr, who read Mr. Sitar's review but has not yet seen Mr. Logan's article, said he was troubled by the errors pointed out by Mr. Sitar.
Like many others who have wrestled with capital punishment, I have changed my mind often, driven back and forth by the errors each position seems to invite.
"The BBC was thrown into disarray by the errors in the blog and had no structure in place to deal with them.
After Seru Rabeni had capitalised, Cipriani then botched the restart, but the Wasps fly-half insists he was never flustered by the errors.
In the previous case, 4,735 students — or 13 percent of all those in kindergarten through third grade who sat for the tests — were affected by the errors.
