From the Democratic side, the Court heard itself described as an institution with broad powers to right wrongs, repair imprecise statutes and supervise a secretary of state with mere "ministerial" authority over the election.
Using the example of a hospital's medical equipment, such as CAT scanners or MRI machines, Questra Chief Executive Emil Wang says, "Manufacturers' support centers can notice something is wrong and repair it, often before a doctor knows there's a problem.
"The court today continues its quixotic quest to right all wrongs and repair all imperfections through the Constitution," Justice Scalia wrote.
It is OK for your child to feel guilt -- which is the feeling that she has done something wrong, and can repair it.
"Whatever Gayoso might have done wrong, what needs repairing is our whole banking system," said José Fernandez, a grocery shop owner in Vigo who opened his account four decades ago.
But Bernanke warned against acting too hastily to reduce the federal deficit, appearing to echo earlier comments in which he said the debt ceiling was the "wrong tool" for repairing the nation's budget.
Then apart from the repair going wrong I've been all right ever since".
No one but the Count knows of his misdeed; but he, in fact, fell in love with Julietta virtually at first sight, and he seeks to repair his wrong (unnoticed) by proposing to her, suddenly, and requesting an immediate acceptance.
When the repair goes wrong, the gene no longer works the gene has been "knocked out," and researchers can study its effects.
"We're quickly trying to resuscitate them, and figure out what's wrong with them, and repair injuries all at the same time".
