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• He doubted that Monis actually represented ISIS because he did not have the correct flag, nor that his actions were politically motivated.
• They had to arrange the ten flags in order using a board for reference, and present the correct flags to a judge to receive their next clue.
• :: : : I think Euro 96 was as much about using the correct flag for England ( i . e . not the British flag ) than about " reclaiming ".
• The Red Ensign undefaced is for the use of all other British merchant navy ships and private craft . The Red Ensign is the correct flag to be worn as courtesy flag by foreign private vessels in United Kingdom waters.
• The Court of the Lord Lyon, which has legal jurisdiction in heraldic matters in Scotland, confirms that the Union Jack " is the correct flag for all citizens and corporate bodies of the United Kingdom to fly to demonstrate their loyalty and their nationality ."
• Note that the combination of " code " and " games " parameters will automatically choose the correct flag for the nation ( including historical flags for nations in which they have changed over the years ) and the correct wikilink to the nation's article.
• This competition follows a CTF format, where teams  hack, decrypt, reverse, and do whatever it takes to solve increasingly challenging security puzzles . " Once a team successfully determines the security vulnerability purposefully left in the problem material and executes an attack, they can obtain an answer string called a " flag . " By submitting the correct flag, teams can receive feedback and points that improve their ranking.
• This states, when referring to the Saltire or Scottish flag : " " this is the correct flag for all Scots or Scottish corporate bodies to fly to demonstrate their loyalty and their "'Scottish nationality "'" " . ( The same statement is to be found, attributed to the Scottish Parliament Public Information Service in 2002, recorded on a commercial website which was archived in May 2006.
• In 1985 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute ( RPI ) made changes to UMMPS to support S / 370-XA which among other things allowed either 24 or 31-bit addressing for job programs and for user programs running under MTS . Changes were made at the University of Michigan in 1990 to allow user programs using 31-bit addresses to work smoothly : object modules could be flagged as supporting 31-bit addressing ( or not ), compilers and assemblers were changed to supply the correct flags, programs would switch between 24 and 31-bit addressing modes as needed when transitioning between system and user modes.
• Opening ceremony of South Devon and Tavistock Railway in 1859; the US flag has only thirty stars; this was superseded in 1851, and by this date the correct flag had 32 . Promoters in the important towns near the Devon-Cornwall border developed schemes to connect their region to the new railway main line, including an early " Launceston and South Devon Railway ", but that proposal expired in 1846; there were also competing schemes, including a " Plymouth, Tavistock, Okehampton, North Devon and Exeter Railway " for a line connecting with the London and South Western Railway.