The message indeed included President Hu Jintao's signature catchphrase "harmonious society," which expresses his stance that the excesses and corruption of a developing society should be corrected; the phrase was not omitted.
However, also attempts to reprocess, revise and correct the "inaccurate" word, phrase or larger parse are potentially signified by late components (cf. Friederici, 2002).
Cromartie walked directly toward Thurman and told him what he did not do, what he should have done and how he would correct the mistake, reciting the phrase that Thurman always tells him, "Keep your eyes on your work".
This article was amended on 24 July 2012 to correct the wording of a phrase about the expansion of three organisations' work in Africa to that used in the final version of the report.
Klopp, initially confused by the phrase, guesses that it means "Hello boss?" Isaac corrects the head coach, saying the phrase is used to describe something "really good".
One guard, however, made a point of correcting the way a question was phrased.
He corrected dates, phrasing, the spelling of the names of others involved, etc.
We have corrected this phrase.
The groups are taught by two teachers, enabling one teacher to demonstrate from the front while the second moves between pupils to correct posture and phrasing.
The corrected version adds the phrase "I love to turn you on," which helped to get the song banned in Britain by the BBC when the album was released in 1967 because of the line's implication of drug use.
