As someone who has set and marked exams as well as sat them, I am well aware of how hard it is to eliminate typos and other silly mistakes.
Yet, as the advance of the European Union encroaches on national sovereignty and the wealth of Europe draws the world's dispossessed migrants, a nationalist reaction has set in, marked by jingoistic hymns to national cultures, anti-immigrant tirades and the scapegoating of foreigners for everything from rising crime to rotten schools.
The state has a monopoly on new car sales and has set massive mark-ups.
This year, Wright has set career club marks for runs batted in, runs, walks and, less inspiring, strikeouts.
Massood meets us on a square in the centre of Chittagong after the sun has set, marking the end of a day's work.
World haggis-eating champion Barry Noble, who has set marks for downing the Scottish dish that consists of baked animal innards, said in all of his years of competitive eating he has never seen anything like Kobayashi.
At the wheel for the record attempt were Wayne Gerdes, a journalist who has set many fuel-economy marks, including the current 48-state hybrid vehicle record, and Bob Winger, an electronics engineer.
A team of about 120 forensic workers has set up a camp and marked bones, bone fragments, spent ammunition and skulls with blue, red and yellow flags.
But, in a determined and very pragmatic fashion, the homeland of Jan Czochralski and his single-crystal growth method has set out to make its mark as a significant electronics location in Europe.
Adam Armstrong admits he has set high standards for himself after marking his Coventry City debut with his first professional goals in their opening-day victory against Wigan.
