correction: An earlier version of this article listed the year of Goldberg and Ibish's op-ed as 2001; the actual year was 2011.
Anderson declined to run a correction, even after Rummy gave him a tour of the office.
correction: The original version of this article inaccurately described the Chinese ship in question.
correction: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated the budget for Battle: Los Angeles.
correction: The previous sentence was rewritten after original publish for clarity.
These are exterior disturbances, which make up a tenth kind of correction to add to the motion of our celestial barque.
It is not to be inferred that reform and correction are hopeless.
The mistake of the printer, seen upon the plate, was discovered too late for correction.
On the other hand, the correction is so easy that the child makes it himself.
The writer prefers the more romantic explanation, but is open to correction.
mid-14c., "action of correcting," from Old French correccion (13c.) "correction, amendment; punishment, rebuke," from Latin correctionem (nominative correctio), noun of action from past participle stem of corrigere (see correct (v.)). Meaning "chastisement" is from late 14c. Meaning "an instance of correction" is from 1520s. House of correction was in a royal statute from 1575.
