The improved audio and video playback performance is due to IBM researchers having found a way to partially disengage the error-correcting feature that most hard drives use to regulate the transfer of text-based files, which can interfere with video downloading, the company said.
The FTC study found that 26% of consumers had a material error on at least one of their three credit reports.
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An early check of the A-level further maths paper on 31 May found an error and the paper was returned to the printers to be altered.
Bush leads 60 percent to 37 percent, with a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percentage points, the survey found.
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The musicologist says that the dropped bassoon line was the largest error he's ever discovered in a Ravel score, though he found numerous other discrepancies between the manuscript and the published score in terms of accent marks, dynamics and tempo changes.
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Through trial and error she found that she could achieve the hairstyle by sewing the braids and bits together, using a needle.
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In a preliminary study he conducted in 22 post-stroke patients using error-type training, he found 15 consecutive days of intense treatment yielded as much improvement as what patients got from intense conventional treadmill training two to three times a week in 10 or more weeks.
It suggested 18 of those 44 were in a minimally conscious state the same error rate, around 40%, as Dr Andrews had found 13 years earlier in London.
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