The soccer stuff seems more problematic, because goals are so uncommon that to miss them outright changes the game completely.
(Contrary to common lore, officials at Ellis Island rarely outright changed immigrant names but often transliterated them — from Cyrillic script, for instance, into the Latin alphabet).
Outright changes of mind, however, are relatively rare and mostly on relatively minor points.
Even so, scientists are not holding their breath for any outright climate change acknowledgements by Republican candidates.
Outright climate change deniers are in a minority in the party, "but not a small minority", he said.
In South Vietnam, the United States was propping up an existing government, whereas in Iraq it has attempted outright "regime change," just as Britain did at the end of World War I by driving the Ottoman Turks out of the country.
For the manner in which the initial security council resolution was contorted out of all recognition from the protection of civilians to, in effect, outright regime change has left a sour taste in the mouths of powers like China, Russia and India who still hold an absolute conception of state sovereignty".
When I spoke with him, Justice sounded the usual Democratic notes on energy policy, but in an interview with the Register-Herald, a newspaper based in Beckley, he seemed to be flirting with outright climate change denialism, saying that until we have "accurate data there's no need to blow our legs off on a concept" and that "a lot of scientists" say climate change is "smoke and mirrors".
In addition, a sentence that suggested the cartels control the newspapers outright was changed to reflect the fact the cartels exert control periodically, killing reporters and editors.
Of these four, Xenophon is the only one who isn't an outright climate-change skeptic, although he did vote for the repeal of the Carbon Tax.
