The following sentences contain sexist and other biased language. Edit them to correct these errors.
a. Every intern had to record his readings daily for the spokesman.
b. Although Marcel was an amputee, he still could hunt and peck at the keyboard.
c. She saw a woman doctor, who told her to take an aspirin every day.
d. Our agency was founded to help mankind.
e. Even though John is a diabetic, he has an excellent attendance record.
f. Every social worker found her schedule taxing-not enough days in the week to help out man-to-man.
g. Maria, who is Cuban, always adds spice to company events.
h. To be a policeman, each applicant had to pass a rigorous physical and prove himself in the manly art of self-defense.
i. It's a wise man who can rise to the top in this cutthroat, volatile stock market.
j. Sandy Frain, a middle-aged Irish-born woman, came by this morning wanting an appointment to discuss the new policies on energy efficiency.
k. Mrs. Johnson is in charge of safety issues.
I. He made his PowerPoint presentation as emphatically as an Italian opera singer on stage.
m. Team B tried to disable our proposal by introducing irrelevant references to the many foreigners living on the north side.
n. The average consumer spends at least two to three hours a week on her computer looking for coupons and other bargains.
o. How many of our customers don't speak English well?
p. Our office installed new power doors to assist employees who are unable to leave their wheelchairs.
q. More mentally retarded individuals are being hired to do menial tasks on the job.