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No jeers rang out when an error was made.

An error was made in charging Mr Gray an additional £88 when it shouldn't have been.

"An error was made".

Among the things the inquiry should address is whether any errors were made or laws were broken when Macchiarini was hired; whether misconduct charges against him were handled properly; and why, given the controversy, he was given a new 1-year contract  as a senior researcher after his appointment as a visiting professor at KI ended in October 2015.  .

He said where honest errors were made there should be a culture of "no blame".

"This is a very banal error to make, but sometimes banal errors are made".

"Errors were made," said Lt. Col. David Lapan, a Pentagon spokesman.

Yes, accounting errors were made.

The panel's report found that, unless there is an error, changes should not be made to exhibits once they are displayed without consultation with curators and board members.

However, the background on band-width calculation should be reported better and the kind of calculation errors should be made public (e.g., the top 100 calculation errors) to let hospitals benefit from early avoidance of these calculation errors in future calculations.

I thought we started the game really positively and played some decent rugby early on, but every time we worked our way into the game, we made errors that shouldn't be made at this level of rugby.

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