When Kingsley Amis wrote Colonel Sun (under the nom de plume Robert Markham), the first officially sanctioned Bond novel not from the pen of Ian Fleming himself, some die-hard fans were appalled at the very thought of it, while others pored over the text in search of errors.
The second is to take a random sample of papers and attempt to fully reproduce them, or at least to carefully review the code in search of errors.
Finally, as ever, my special thanks go to Christopher Holmes, who patrols the borders of TomDispatchland, day and night, in search of error.
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Yet more delicious, for anyone in search of human error, was the lengthy encomium that was paid by the fashion-spotting squad, before the ceremony, to Tilda Swinton.
Geneticists pored over genomes in search of small shared errors in the DNA that were seen frequently enough to explain the disorder.
The courts still must review the entire record in search of conceivable ways the error may have influenced the jury; they still must conduct their review de novo; and they still must decide whether they have sufficient confidence that the verdict would have remained unchanged even if the error had not occurred.
Now, are you going to come quietly?" Eventually, I nipped off to the gents in search of respite – a tactical error, it turned out, as I was met there by fart noises, a picture of a woman peeing from the standing position and myriad other hilarities (I recommend my colleague Helen Pidd's account of this singular facility, which she ranked Britain's number one in 2006).
Just as artificially low rates of interest clamored for by politicians and imposed by central bankers in search of li are evidence of policy error, so are policies of currency weakness evidence of li yearnings among politicians and central bankers.
It had been an error to go in search of something more.
The elected boards that run the schools were deprived of local tax revenues, even as student numbers were rising.In this section Suck it and see Trial and error A party in search of the voters Yes, he's back And now, "Big President" ReprintsMr Harris then held back from further reform while he concentrated on winning a second term in an election two years ago.
