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I cannot allow you to say such a thing and be uncorrected.

If left uncorrected, each year will be 11.2 minutes short.

And I've let it go on uncorrected in myself too long.

"The next time that happens, I'd like to see an uncorrected view."

Students whose problems go uncorrected until high school are likely to become discouraged and drop out.

They are unhappy at their school, where bullying is left uncorrected.

If left uncorrected this will result in the aircraft descending.

If left uncorrected, it will probably bring us another shuttle catastrophe in years to come.

But there's always risk: an uncorrected bull market creates its own.

If uncorrected, the violation could lead to a fine or other penalty.

As a result, tax disparities may linger uncorrected for years.

Uncorrected poor vision is one of the most pressing problems in the developing world.

It's not at all unusual for people to have uncorrected vision that's worse than 20/200.

Therefore, old or uncorrected charts should never be used for navigation.

Uncorrected, this would cause your blood pressure to fall.

A. The major acts of discrimination are noticed and reported, though they go uncorrected.

That would be a test based simply on raw speed uncorrected for errors.

They plague me more than a pile of uncorrected essays.

More than 100 other uncorrected violations from previous inspections were found this month.

In the end, the judges upheld the result of the game with the error uncorrected.

This is the kind of blur that results from uncorrected astigmatism.

In your case, I'd be curious to see the corrected and uncorrected errors numbers.

If the movement was to continue uncorrected, the tower would one day topple.

But problems persisted, including the lack of a certificate and other uncorrected violations.

Such cases include substantial, uncorrected code violations and reductions in services.