Correct
Correct verb - To remove errors, defects, deficiencies, or deviations from.
Not know
Both terms in one sentence
- While Terra was correct that Touma had amnesia, Touma did not know Imagine Breaker's full potential before he lost his memories either.
Source: Right for the Wrong Reasons -
Not only was it common for sailors to not know how at the time (swim tests in the Navy weren't introduced until years later), but Doug's father is a Navy veteran, so he had easy access to the correct information.
Source: Critical Research Failure
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