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amendable

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  • s  capable of being corrected by additions
    an amendable flaw

  • It was an odd sort of code, amendable by circumstance, but in essence a fierce refusal to be dominated.
  • Though defenders of the concept have argued that any Lex would be amendable, Alberigo contended that the church moves so slowly that "the pants will always be too short.
  • The two most likely "amendable vehicles" on the horizon are either the President's request for supplemental Iraq funding, which is anticipated some time in March, or a bill that .
News & Articles

  • Letters: Common Core controlling
    One inaccuracy in David Thomas' editorial: Common Core is not amendable ("Nothing sinister about Common Core," June 18). Yes,...
    June 23, 2013 - Deseret News
Quotes

  • Barney Frank in FOXBusiness
    No, it's not amendable,Frank said shortly before Reid's announcement. "We don't plan on reopening the bill."
  • Raymond Flynn in Catholic Online
    I'm very encouraged that the Democratic Party seems more open and amendable to being inclusive and welcoming to pro-life Democrats like me,said Raymond Flynn, former mayor of Boston and Bill Clinton's ambassador to the Vatican. "They've...
  • Gerard Arpey in Dallas Morning News
    I don't think that is a long-term sustainable advantage for those airlines,Arpey said. "I would expect, now that all the contracts are amendable virtually across the industry, there's going to be a lot of convergence in the cost structures...

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