It's my new "straighten-yourself-up, good man!"

WSJ: Time to Top Up?

It was speculated in some quarters the ICC would increase a spin bowler's level of tolerance - the extent to which he can straighten his arm - from five degrees to the paceman's amount of 10.

BBC: Muttiah Muralitharan

But Congress can do one important thing that will help to save our sonic history without costing a cent: We need to straighten out America's confused copyright laws, and we need to do it now.

WSJ: Copyright Protection That Serves to Destroy | Sightings by Terry Teachout

That means no tattooing a boxer's nose to make it more black, no braces for a pointer to straighten its teeth, no removing a basset hound's inner eyelid to improve its appearance.

WSJ: All about ego: Westminster winners walk the walk

But a lot of people had wondered whether Rove's fourth appearance here would be just a short one, one to straighten out a few things, maybe clear up just a couple of points.

NPR: Rove Concludes Testimony in CIA Leak Case

Celebrity hairstylist and salon owner Ted Gibson concurs with Walton's careful, routine trimming, which he says is essential whether you chemically straighten your hair or are as natural as can be.

CNN: Natural hair offers a new point of view

Remember when the U.S. was on top of the world, trying to get other nations to straighten up?

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As Western economists and U.S. officials have endlessly argued, Japan could chart a course similar to the one American regulators followed to straighten out the savings and loan crisis of the late 1980s.

CNN: ASIANOW - TIME Asia