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correct

[kuh-rekt] / kəˈrɛkt /






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Bill Shaikin’s Feb. 10 column has it partially right: A salary cap and/or floor won’t automatically correct baseball’s financial disparities.

From Los Angeles Times

Drawing on transcripts of the cockpit recording, the Lilleys made the case in dozens of media interviews that Sam had followed the correct protocol.

From The Wall Street Journal

You are correct: Unpaid property taxes or mortgage-escrow shortfalls can affect your credit if they are not addressed, but regular and transparent communication with your lender and local tax office can help.

From MarketWatch

The DHS spokeswoman said it was correct to call the meetings “DHS component cabinet meetings” and said the ad campaign was coordinated with the White House and has been “tremendously successful.”

From The Wall Street Journal

It also analyzes whether an outlet acknowledges and corrects errors, reveals conflicts of interest, and distinguishes news reporting from opinion.

From The Wall Street Journal