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Either we are formally or correctively discipling, or disciplining, our members.

Why not, correctively, call the decade "the Naughties"?

'One does one's best,' said Lady Matilda correctively. '

We've bedded gods ourselves - or at least arranged for their bedding," she added correctively and a bit guiltily, remembering.

"It's been a blessed relief to--" She moistened her lips correctively, turned her attention to Durand again.

--Prudie, correctively Dear Prudence For the next few months I must use the laundry room in the basement of the building where I'm house-sitting.

This behavior is consistent with returning the visually observed speed back toward the preferred speed and suggests that vision is used to correctively maintain walking speed at a value that is perceived to be optimal.

In his later years he wrote a book entitled, "The Midas Touch" in which he wrote sharply and correctively about the so-called prosperity gospel and many of the extreme teachings that were being circulated under this heading.

Mr Dombey waited until Mrs Pipchin had done bridling and shaking her head, and frowning down a legion of Bitherstones and Pankeys; and then said quietly, but correctively, 'He, my good madam, he.'