"It is more severe than any of the recessions or downturns or corrections before".
Both houses must also pass a "sidecar" or "corrections" bill to capture any other provisions.
It could be given powers to award compensation, order the publication of apologies or corrections and grant injunctions.
And something else worth noting: they are written by hand, with no revisions or corrections, as though the words just came out organically in the perfect order.
Many credited strong ties with relatives, fellow inmates, or corrections officials who had served as mentors and, in some cases, father figures.
It takes years of training, and, frequently specialized equipment, to compare pages of famous printed works (a Shakespeare folio, for example) for minor typographical slips or, corrections.
Ms. Ludwig, always affable and energetic, was a kinetic listener, frequently poking the singer's rib cages or holding their hands as she offered encouragement or corrections.
Because we knew her, because we trusted her vision, revered her energy, we needed no denials of this or corrections of that.
But, with this level of poison around, considering his German Luger and hooked stick, no one ever did ask Buck for refunds, repetitions, or corrections.
The critical Vatican edition begun in 1950 is aimed at, among other things, reconstructing the Ordinatio as Duns Scotus left it, with all his corrigenda, or corrections.
When criticised about the comments, the Baroness has been quick to claim that she's been misrepresented, although no retractions or corrections of pieces like those mentioned above have ever surfaced.
