The rise of the record business increased the value of technical precision because, in recording, a mistake is seemingly embedded in the composition for all eternity.
JetBlue, a three-year-old New York-based airline that has worked to build a reputation for low fares and customer satisfaction, acknowledged last week that the transfer of the passenger records was a mistake and publicly apologized.
"When things start collapsing at a record label, a mistake that they make is assuming that they can continue surviving through licensing, but there's too much serendipity involved in supervision to rely on that..
To judge it as an explicitly political record is a mistake (though, to be fair, one Martin might have encouraged, as he's frequently said that he wants Coldplay to be "bigger than U2").
Expunging a record can be a method to clear your record after a mistaken arrest, an acquittal, if the charges against you are dropped or dismissed, or if you plead guilty or no contest to the charges, but you received a withhold adjudication.
Here, however, the trial court reviewed the existing record under a mistaken view of the applicable law.
"I think the record companies made a mistake in not embracing [digital] 15 years ago.
Regarding his shutout records, as well as a mistake that helped cost his team a victory in Game 4, Roy said he didn't care a great deal about either.
In addition, one worker was fired for destroying records to cover up a mistake, an action that the I.R.S. said did not result in any harm to a taxpayer.
Of the song's introduction, bassist Adam Clayton says, "When people put on the record, we wanted their first reaction to be either 'this record is broken' or 'this can't be the new U2 record, there's been a mistake.' So there is quite a dramatic extended intro where you just don't know what you are listening to".
