A few weeks ago, the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee asked Merriam-Webster to remove the second sense of the word and to insert a correction sheet into the current printings.
The single strike-through mark over Simonds's name — the universal signal that a mistake was made — is found nowhere else on the ballot; only on the one office where it logically makes sense to insert a correction.
The letters said the Smithsonian Institution's registered trademark had been used in the book jacket without authorization and demanded the publisher insert a correction in every book that had been printed and remove all references to the Smithsonian Institution in future editions.
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This series includes Matlock's bound journals with handwritten entries, his "original" typed diaries (as printed out in the 1980s), edited and supplemented diaries (which appear to have been printed at a later point) that include Matlock's inserted notes, research, annotations, corrections, and other related information.
Each phase constituted of three stages: 1) data entering, 2) control applied to inserted data, 3) correction of mistakes.
The manuscript page, worth £490,000, includes corrections and two inserted passages and so like other known manuscript pages differs substantially from what was eventually published in 1859, the first printing of On The Origin of Species, making it unique.
The modern-day equivalent of such extreme distraction-avoidance tactics may well be Jonathan Franzen (The Corrections), who first inserts a pair of earplugs into his ears, then dons noise-cancelling headphones that play "pink noise" – white noise, but at a lower frequency.
