The WSJ article notes that the discovery was pointed out back in August by researchers from AT&T Labs and Worcester Polytechnic Institute, but that the issue has persisted until this morning (Facebook and MySpace have now "rewritten some of the offending computer code").
We have now rewritten substantial parts of the text, minimising use of jargon (such as "ROI", "deprived cortex", FA etc).
However, we have now rewritten and restructured the last two paragraphs of the results to make the explicit statements suggested by the referees.
We have now rewritten the corresponding parts to make the qualitative relationship more clear and we now cite previous work consistent with this idea (Marinari et al., 2012; in the Results).
Since there was only one brief sentence with no conclusions, we have now rewritten the section ("IL-6 is essential to sustain mitochondrial membrane potential during activation of 107 cellsells") to conclude that there was no difference in mitochondria content.
Culture 4.0 has now been rewritten in Web format so it requires the use of a browser.
How it has now been rewritten that dubstep the dubstep that was created in London was in fact "dark instrumental two-step," and how it wasn't actually dubstep until it got huge and squelchy and American.
It has now been rewritten in C++ and is part of UTOPIA.
