The donations issue was the most significant revelation from the first day of the questioning of Shorten, which took place in Sydney on Wednesday – although Labor sought to insulate him from political fallout by pointing to previous examples of Coalition figures, including Tony Abbott, being forced to correct omissions from their pecuniary interest registers or repay expenses.
Guild president from 1987 to 1991, Kirgo also served on the board of directors and the blacklist credits committee to correct omissions made during the anti-communist era, and was vice president of the Writers Guild Foundation.
He questions the social utility of some of the new scholarship, which has broadened beyond the work of early scholars in correcting omissions of black contributions and shaping public policy, to explore topics like gay blacks and multiracial identity.
Mr Greason's proposed vehicle, Lynx, has yet to fly though he plans to correct that omission in 2014.
If you don't know the term "grass widow," for a divorced or abandoned woman, Purdy will correct that omission.
We correct an omission in Guionnet and Zeitouni (J. Funct. Anal. 188 (2002) 461) and improve the main result there to a full-large deviations trajectorial result.
As a longtime editor, I hope that the artisans will be able to correct this omission in the handsome Gotham typeface.
When you realize that you forgot to say something important, you can still correct the omission in order to minimize ongoing stress.
Desperate to correct an omission that would doom my chances, I recalled reading that the New York Road Runners Club was seeking volunteers to help process applications, so I showed up the next day (it was spring break).
