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On a more nitty-gritty note, Glenn Ransier, in our Expert commentary, tackles the old bugaboo of persistent discrepancies. After pointing out some of the reasons discrepancy rates continue to be so high - for example, examiners naming something/anything as a discrepancy rather than making a mistake - Glenn provides a useful checklist of moves examiners can make to see these rates come down. The lesson: a little prudence goes a long way.