"corrigate" meaning in English

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          "text": "A third critic, and an alleged eye-witness at the front, corrigates all preceding guesses by announcing, with the air of finality, that the Austrians, not the Prussians, are the chaps who have placed the big guns at the front, […]",
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          "text": "In the H. C. C. care has been taken to corrigate for this change of hue. In the colours the various hues of yellow, green, blue, red etc. may present themselves with different intensity or strength, when the hue-giving part of the reflected light has ..."
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          "text": "In these groups tooth wear itself is insignificant, but great variation in tooth wear index occurs in spite of efforts to corrigate for variation in actual tooth size. This variation no doubt continues later and adds to other drawbacks of the method, ..."
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          "text": "Here further modifications are required to corrigate for example the loss of characteristic electrotonic length.",
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