Typo in the New York Times
There’s a typo in one of today’s NYT Editorials, California’s Condom Bill:
You’d think that a newpaper like the New York Times could devote staff to proofreading articles before publication, but I guess not. Even my little would have caught this 1-letter-off mistake.
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on October 25th, 2006 at 9:41 am
“Even my little would have caught this 1-letter-off mistake.”
Now that’s ironic!