Don Ashworth, in his column of Jan. 28-29 (Our nation must get the controls under control), is his customary hyperventilating self, e.g. a complex astray when array would work better there and compliance verses law when versus would be more appropriate. <\/p>\n
I assume these are mistakes of writer and editor. <\/p>\n
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'Political correctness' mostly used as epithet - Walton Tribune<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Don Ashworth, in his column of Jan. 28-29 (Our nation must get the controls under control), is his customary hyperventilating self, e.g. a complex astray when array would work better there and compliance verses law when versus would be more appropriate Continue reading