Jim Clark certainly competed in some motor rallies and demonstrated he was a very capable rally driver but I was actually just making the point that rallies also have a clerk of the course.Jim Clark?
Jim Clark certainly competed in some motor rallies and demonstrated he was a very capable rally driver but I was actually just making the point that rallies also have a clerk of the course.Jim Clark?
Not just motor racing, but just about any form of sport has a clerk of the event that is responsible for ensuring the rules are followed. I beleive horse racing also has a clerk of the course, but events like sailing have a commodore who does the same job.Jim Clark certainly competed in some motor rallies and demonstrated he was a very capable rally driver but I was actually just making the point that rallies also have a clerk of the course.
It is easy to get free online access through a membership of most public libraries. That includes Nottingham City public libraries, (but possibly not Inspire Nottinghamshire libraries).I don't know. It appears in the OED online as a verb but, because I don't have a subscription, I can't see the (obvious) definition.
The library system here is complicated, but a library card for Inspire also works in the City and books can be borrowed from any library within the county. The only material difference I can see is that printing is easier, and cheaper, in the City.That includes Nottingham City public libraries, (but possibly not Inspire Nottinghamshire libraries).
More likely the incessant attention whoring of the Beckhams and Katie Price, usually multiple articles a day based on any random one of them, their neighbour, their neighbours dog or someone that once sat next to them on a bus and guaranteed to contain at least 50% of the same pictures and text they used in the previous 100 articles all of which followed by the most toxic posts imaginable showing exactly how much contempt the general public has for all of them.Easy mistake to miss. I read through it once and didn't spot it. Then, because I knew you wouldn't post it without a reason, I read it again. Obviously the headline writer is as stupid as me and not doing their job properly. "outift" - flagged as an error as I type it, with a suggested correction. How did the Daily Mail miss it? Too busy with "3 Pads Raynor" and migrant stories perhaps.
Correcting the zero to a lower case o resolves the problem. What's your second?Shouldn't it be "Post Offices"? Failing that, post offices.
The Mail of course.Which publication cocked-up this time?
Whether it should be Post Offices or post offices. I would have thought PO. Therefore p and 0 both wrong, maybe.What's your second?
but where was the auto spell/grammar checker?
Sure – otherwise I would expect far more errors daily.You expect them to use one of those ???
The latter, and therefore not an additional error. Post Office is the organisation, post offices are the premises they operate from.Whether it should be Post Offices or post offices.
I expect there concentration was elsewhere more than likely planning the next dozen riveting Katie Price And Beckham family exclusives filled with the exact same dross that was in the last dozen yesterday and the day before that and every other day before then.Sure – otherwise I would expect far more errors daily.
The latter, and therefore not an additional error. Post Office is the organisation, post offices are the premises they operate from.