Or, if the correct transcription doesn't appear in the list, speak the correct text again ("the ceremony").
When you finally exit the Alternates panel, Speech Recognition replaces the corrected text and learns from its mistake.
Finally, in the late 1970s a German critic and scholar named Hans Walter Gabler began the task of preparing a "corrected text".
In an e-mail interview, Mr. Gillogly said that the corrected text, "layer two," is "intriguing but scarcely definitive".
There are no arrow buttons to quickly move up and down or to the side, when correcting text, as I do on a physical keyboard.
But Mother Teresa was a woman of few words, and Ms. Vardey needed all she could find for her book "Mother Teresa: A Simple Path," so she included the corrected text with a note about its origin.
An incidental consequence of the fix: in the novel's life-and-death climax, Harry's thoughts turn to his father in the first version but to his mother in the corrected text.
In 1546 the reforming Council of Trent accorded this version "authentic" status, and the need for a corrected text became immediate, especially because printing (introduced in the mid-15th century) could ensure, at last, a stabilized text.
As to when and how a single text type gained hegemony and then displaced all others, it is clear that the early and widespread public reading of the Scriptures in the synagogues of Palestine, Alexandria, and Babylon was bound to lead to a heightened sensitivity of the idea of a "correct" text and to give prestige to the particular text form selected for reading.
Sometimes the lies are trivial as when he was asked about a line from his disastrous June 9 "green screen" speech, and then told the reporters who asked about it that he'd cut the line even though he delivered it and the correct text is available on his campaign's website but nobody in the press noticed.
