Corrections

-- Steven Pearlstein's column in the Nov. 6 Economy & Business pages incorrectly referred to "uncomfortably high employment." It should have read "uncomfortably high unemployment."

-- A Nov. 6 Economy & Business article incorrectly said that the rise in retail same-store sales in October was the largest since July 2008. It was the biggest gain since April 2008.

-- In the Nov. 6 Style section, a review of "The Men Who Stare at Goats" incorrectly referred to the movie "The Big Lebowski" as "The Great Lebowski."

-- A Nov. 6 theater review in the Style section gave an incorrect name for the lighting designer of the Hub Theatre's "We Won't Pay! We Won't Pay!" Paola Rodriguez is the lighting designer.

-- An article about the holiday movie season in the Nov. 6 Weekend section misquoted movie industry analyst Anne Thompson. Thompson described "Avatar" as "probably the most expensive movie ever made," not as "probably the most excessive movie ever made."

-- A listing in the Nov. 6 Weekend section included an incorrect venue name. Julie Mack and Wayne Wilentz will perform Monday at the Burger Joint, 4827 Fairmont Ave., Bethesda.

-- The First Bite column in the Nov. 4 Food section misstated the first name of the chef at Masa 14. He is Antonio Burrell, not Anthony Burrell.

-- Thomas Boswell's column in the Nov. 3 Sports section incorrectly referred to Larry Bowa as a coach for the New York Yankees. Bowa is a third-base coach for the Los Angeles Dodgers.

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