Abreast

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Monday's Abreast of the Market article incorrectly gave the amount as $600 million.

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Tuesday's Abreast of the Market incorrectly said the contract settled at $86.10.

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In some editions Monday, the Abreast of the Market article in Money & Investing incorrectly said it manages $3 billion.

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Hedge-fund manager Elliott Management was misspelled as Elliot Management in the Abreast of the Market article in Monday's Money & Investing section.

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The Abreast of the Market article on Monday incorrectly said just over $150 billion of debt is outstanding.

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In some editions Monday, the Abreast of the Market column and a front-page What's News item incorrectly said the average fell 2.3%.

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Abreast of it, along the atoll, travelling with equal speed, was a stiff bending of the cocoanut palms and a blur of flying leaves.

THE PEARLS OF PARLAY 2010
Abreast of the 'midship-house, on the starboard side, fully fifteen feet above the rail and twenty above the deck, the sea fell on board.

CHAPTER XXX 2010
Abreast of him, to starboard, like a ghost of the storm, Chris saw the cook dashing apace with the schooner.

Chris Farrington, Able Seaman 2010
Monday's Abreast of the Market article incorrectly gave the amount as $600 million.

Corrections & Amplifications 2011