Correction: October 29, 2003, Wednesday A subheading in Business Day yesterday with the Market Place column, about the performance of America Online, referred incorrectly to its profitability.
CONNECTICUT AT ITS BEST Correction: December 19 , 2004 Sunday A subheading last Sunday in an article about major artworks in regional museums misstated the county for Dia:Beacon.
LONG ISLAND AT ITS BEST Correction: December 19 , 2004 Sunday A subheading on Nov. 21 in an article about major artworks in regional museums misstated the county for Dia:Beacon.
NEW JERSEY AT ITS BEST Correction: December 19 , 2004 Sunday A subheading on Nov. 21 in an article about major artworks in regional museums misstated the county for Dia:Beacon.
(The error was repeated in a subheading).
Video: Calais migrants – life in the Jungle This article was amended on 11 August 2015 to correct a number in a subheading.
Laszlo Kovacs was not the cinematographer for The Last Picture Show, as we said in this obituary and in a subheading.
The Daily Telegraph also covered the incident, posing the question as to whether the sandwiches were "stolen from veterans or donated by Costa" in a subheading on its website.
They state in a subheading of the results that ' MAF1 knockdown enhanced CDKN1A gene expression from both long and short form promoters through Pol III-mediated promoter looping'.
No subheadings (in most cases, a subheading merely duplicates the key point of a well-formulated lead sentence).
