Presents that seek to correct flaws in others only reveal an even bigger flaw in the giver.
Artificial treatment is not uncommon to correct flaws in gems, but it is illegal if not properly disclosed to buyers.
"We are disappointed with the ruling from the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, reversing the GAO's recommendation to reopen the competition and correct flaws in the bidding process," the statement said.
Without a coach, Montgomery said Jones was timing him at practice and he was watching videotape on his own, trying to correct flaws in his technique.
A common lament was the lack of practice days, denying them the chance to drill players on tactical nuances and correct flaws they detected during games.
Earlier this week, Ryan showed the team videos of how each player holds the football in an attempt to reinforce positive habits and correct flaws.
And they not only scan your images, but also employ technicians to correct flaws by balancing colors, removing scratches and undoing red eye.
At issue is a decision by the county elections supervisor, a Republican, to allow Republican Party workers to correct flawed absentee ballot applications that had been rejected in the weeks before the election.
Instead of taking their appeal to the United States Supreme Court as many expected, the plaintiffs' lawyers filed a motion to amend their complaint in an attempt to correct flaws in their argument cited by the court of appeals.
In the most extreme form of body image disturbance -- known as body dysmorphic disorder -- people become reclusive and resort to multiple plastic surgeries to correct flaws that are either imagined or exaggerated.
Center Shaun O'Hara said that by not knowing their opponent, the Giants were able to do some self-scouting and correct flaws or vulnerabilities that other teams might see in their film of Giants games.
