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If I Also Recall Correctly, Mayr credits a philosophical paper from the mid-1950s for those terms.

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"Correctly" means that the _essential plan_ of the design has been grasped and reproduced.

The Measurement of Intelligence An Explanation of and a Complete Guide for the Use of the Stanford Revision and Extension of the Binet-Simon Intelligence Scale Lewis Madison Terman 1916

"Correctly" means breathing that maximizes oxygen exchange in the lower lobes of the lungs.

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We find many fried components on these failed boards, but all customers claim they hook them up "Correctly", and that no lighting strike occured ..

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"Correctly," he remarked, "that fool's body should be buried at the cross-roads, without ceremony of any kind.

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Correctly or not, most Arabs see Israel as a U.S. client-state and assume the United States can strongly influence Israeli policy.

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Correctly sensing the mood of the country, he wanted government to contract after the war and the military to demobilize.

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Correctly your article helped me very much in my college assignment.

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The New Haven results of a 2003 firefighter promotion exam was Correctly and Rightly thrown out because:

New Haven firefighter blasts Sotomayor for ruling 'along racial lines' 2009