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Many thanks to Professor Volokh for his ongoing courage in rectifying that state of affairs.

The Volokh Conspiracy » 1. Science, Faith, and Not Ruling Out Possibilities

Arlington National Cemetery officials said they are making progress in rectifying the problems with more than 200 gravesites identified in an Army Inspector General's report by verifying the paperwork, using ground-penetrating radar, and, in a few cases, digging up graves with a backhoe.

Scope of burial mistakes at Arlington is a mystery

Arlington National Cemetery officials said they are making progress in rectifying the problems with more than 200 gravesites identified in an Army Inspector General's report by verifying the paperwork, using ground-penetrating radar, and, in a few cases, digging up graves with a backhoe.

Scope of burial mistakes at Arlington is a mystery

Arlington National Cemetery officials said they are making progress in rectifying the problems with more than 200 gravesites identified in an Army Inspector General's report by verifying the paperwork, using ground-penetrating radar, and, in a few cases, digging up graves with a backhoe.

Scope of burial mistakes at Arlington is a mystery

In fairness, I would like to point out that some significant advances have been made in rectifying the wrongs that have troubled the west.

The Politics of Western Canada: Revolt or Reform

My country, as we are the first to admit, is engaged today in rectifying a grave social injustice.

The United States and Canada—Common Aims and Common Responsibilities

This must be a useful factor in rectifying the unfavourable Canadian-United States trade balance.

Canadian Trade—Handle With Care

He says: "One thing I must observe, which, I think, wants rectifying, that is, their pluming pride when adjoined to apparent poverty, -- no uncommon case!"

The New England Magazine, Volume 1, No. 4, Bay State Monthly, Volume 4, No. 4, April, 1886

As such, you wouldn't be 'rectifying' the language by insisting on calling it China, you'd be altering a long-standing usage for ideological reasons.

Taipei Times Channels Me

"fortifying" or "rectifying" -- as it is variously called -- the natural material with sulphate of ammonia.

Manures and the principles of manuring