When Grantland published a feature which was grossly insensitive to transgender people, the editor, Bill Simmons, did not just publish a short correction or apology tucked away where it could barely be seen, traditionally on page two in newspapers.
"In terms of the pullback, I think it's a short correction," says Brian Gilmartin, portfolio manager at Trinity Asset Management, noting the sell-off's light volume.
The Mail's story has added a short correction explaining the police's mistake, but you'll have to scroll all the way to the bottom of the story – which still blames nitrous oxide – before you can read it. .
Restoration of the normal length of the femoral neck when it is congenitally or pathologically short; Correction of anteversion, even when very marked; A weight-bearing surface on a more vascularised part of the femur; The distribution of pressure on hone so as to lessen bone absorption, to prevent its ill effects, and, particularly, to decrease mobility of the prosthesis.
Moreover, an improper condyle positioning is known to increase short term skeletal relapse, inadequate corrections, and a high incidence of temporomandibular joint dysfunctions.
I think Nasdaq's short-term correction was certainly necessary.
In fact, the almost universally sanguine attitude to be found on Wall Street is one of the reasons I think we may well be heading for a short-term correction in the market.
The key question now is whether this is a one-time blip, a short-term correction after a particularly grim few years, or if it is a sign that the economy has made a more fundamental change.
"We think there could be a short-term correction in the I.C.D. market as physicians are more careful about staying within the guidelines," Mr. Biegelsen said in a note to investors.
Will Geisdorf, senior global analyst at Ned Davis Research, for example, said last week that while the bull market was intact, a short-term correction was very likely, if only because the market had risen so rapidly.
