3. Short red lines across words: I'm not entirely sure what these are (corrections? sentence breaks?), but some words are crossed out with red strokes either horizontally or vertically.
FOR THE RECORD Los Angeles Times Friday December 28 , 2001Orange County Edition Part A Part A Page 2 A2 Desk 1 inches; 23 words Type of Material: Correction Sentencing--A story in Thursday's editions incorrectly stated the sentence that convicted murderer Eric Bechler received.
Those are 'where-to-begin-the-corrections' sentences... Nearly 7,000 (6,813) Curtiss "Jenny" JN-4 (Canadian) and JN-4D of all types were built and while the "Jenny" became the standard trainer airplane with the US Army, it certainly was not a "fighter".
"It wasn't his fault, he deserved success, but for about three years it felt like all I was doing was calling newspapers to get them to run corrections on sentences like, 'Judd Apatow, creator of Freaks And Geeks'.
There's no need to post corrections; that sentence is the right way round.
Correction: A sentence in this article originally said that FDA guidelines noted that melons "have to be" turned multiple times during their maturation, while the guidelines instead noted that melons "may be hand turned multiple times" during their growing season.
According to these corrections, a few sentences in the paper need to be reworded as follows.
He made his motion under a federal law, Section 2255, which authorizes federal inmates to seek correction of erroneous sentences.
Updated at 3.43pm BST 3.37pm BST Some perspective on the length of the sentence compared with other sentences (correction: there weren't any): Laila Lalami (@LailaLalami) That's 35 years more than the people who started the Iraq War.
On Oct. 2 "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" will do an adult-audience-only version featuring risqué words and sentences Correction: October 7, 2005, Friday A report in the "Arts, Briefly" column on Sept. 12 about two musicals that will be part of the "Encores!" series at City Center next year referred incompletely to the music in "Kismet".
But the majority of recent progress has come at the state level, as Pew reports that more than 30 states have pushed ahead on sentencing, corrections and similar reforms.
