The only thing that would help is massive revision of the nature of the existing state and that's not going to happen".
The net result was that in March the ABS found $4.8bn in income down the back of the couch that we didn't know about: It meant that instead of falling by 1.1% in March, Australia's economic wellbeing was actually growing by 0.4% and in June the growth is now up to 2.1% – the best for four years: It's a fairly massive revision – one that doesn't leave you with a lot of confidence.
"At some point during the on-scene negotiation, one of the responding officers discharged his weapon, striking [Kinsey]." The officer hasn't been identified, but the "I don't know" explanation got a massive revision on Thursday, three days after the shooting.
No mention of the new finds off shore Brazil, the massive revised upward revision of Saudi Arabia's reserves (please see "Peak Oil RIPPeak Oil RIP
Its separate report on jobs creation showed 92,000 positions created in October, which would have been disappointing except for massive upward revisions to the August and September data.
Barring Apple coming out with a delayed launch date for the next-generation iPhone, the guts of which are basically laid out on the Internet already, Apple's shares are probably not going to see the kinds of explosive activity you might expect around something as hyped as a massive iPhone revision.
Furthermore, the incidence of massive transfusion, revision surgery, TACO, acute lung injury, multiple organ failure, nosocomial infection and sepsis, as well as thromboembolic events could be reduced significantly [ 44, 47– 53].
But are there candidates with the wisdom, strength and experience to handle the massive programme of legislative revision, adaptation and reconstruction that lies ahead?
Sony, in the midst of repeated hacks and still staggering from the earthquake in Japan, has subtracted some deferred tax assets from the bottom line, leading to a massive ~$4 billion downward revision of its yearly income through March.
I have been interested in this important aspect of orthopaedics for 15 years and am pleased to have the opportunity to share my personal reflections of some of the highlights in science and the literature that helped get to the point now where we can expect greater than 80% healing even in these difficult cases of revision after massive failed cuff repair.
