A sensor erroneously reported that the plane was stalling and erroneously sent the plane nose down, and pilots couldn't override it.
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Trump on Twitter erroneously said China would pay the tariffs.
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Boxes of Tide and hot dogs floated erroneously all around.
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The obituary also erroneously attributed a distinction to Professor Aaron.
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Waters also said that Kelly, who erroneously claimed that Rep.
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Ovitz thought — erroneously — they'd be running the company as equals.
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Lewis attacked Trump by falsely and erroneously calling him illegitimate.
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Judges said they found that Bemba had been erroneously convicted.
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We erroneously used a male symbol instead of a female symbol.
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An earlier version also erroneously suggested that Mason had contacted Reyes.
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They claim, erroneously, that it's similar to coming out as gay.
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Trump on Twitter erroneously wrote that China would pay the tariffs.
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"Two situation reports... have erroneously included unverified information," the statement said.
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Why do victims continued to be denied services and erroneously arrested?
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DNA analysis and other forensic techniques can erroneously identify innocent people.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously described the steelhead fish.
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Mr. Trump has long claimed erroneously that he opposed the war.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) often is erroneously identified as an emerging technology.
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Siri is no longer erroneously claiming that Bob Dylan is dead.
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It also erroneously included an artist among Viennese artists influenced by Munch.
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Many believe erroneously that it will cover all their health-care costs.
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This article erroneously stated a relationship between the Waltons and Betsy Devos.
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A previous version of this post erroneously reported that she had transferred.
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Some people erroneously believe that narwhals are not real — but they are!
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Burkina Faso's security ministry had earlier erroneously said they were from Austria.
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On the environment, John and I were often erroneously characterized as adversaries.
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The death penalty has been imposed erroneously in at least 150 cases.
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The article also erroneously credited a distinction to the architect Steven Holl.
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It also erroneously credited Mr. Hellerman with the composition of two songs.
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And they weren't the only group erroneously blamed for causing the disease.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously attributed a distinction to Belgium.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously attributed a distinction to Swaziland.
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He claimed, somewhat erroneously, that he had always opposed the Iraq war.
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Talento erroneously claims that birth control pills contain dangerous amounts of carcinogens.
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Net worth and self worth are often erroneously connected in our society.
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Iranian media initially reported, erroneously, that Siamak was among the released detainees.
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All of that after violating (erroneously, according to her) WWE's wellness policy, twice.
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By 2012, the neolibs had soured on Obama, predicting erroneously that Obama's Bain
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Kirsten Gillbirand claimed erroneously on CNN that no Democrats had voted for Gorsuch.
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He did not step down for personal reasons as has been erroneously reported.
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The conflict is often, erroneously, portrayed as a clash between science and religion.
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The article erroneously attributed the fabricated story to Scott Roof, a purported relative.
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Calvin Coolidge and Gerald Ford, for example, are often erroneously cited as members.
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Correction: A previous version of this article erroneously stated Taylor Sheridan directed Sicario.
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Trump Jr. did not, however, admit that he erroneously accused Twitter of censorship.
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A video shows that chief of staff John Kelly erroneously claimed that Rep.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously attributed a distinction to Mike Trout's .
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An earlier version of this article erroneously attributed a distinction to Brian Anderson.
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These protections help prevent individuals from being erroneously swept up in criminal investigations.
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It was at that point I began erroneously conflating microblading with eyebrow threading.
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A previous version of this story also erroneously stated Dean Phillips's party affiliation.
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Validation and cryptographic code are duplicated and reimplemented across the codebase, often erroneously.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously stated that Tom Steyer is Jewish.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously attributed an ability to modern airliners.
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An earlier version of this obituary erroneously credited Ms. Meyers with a distinction.
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An earlier version of this obituary erroneously attributed a distinction to King Michael.
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Congress wouldn't want women and children to be sent back to danger erroneously.
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The article also erroneously attributed a distinction to the pope's visit to Myanmar.
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An earlier version of this obituary erroneously credited Mr. Taylor with a distinction.
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Also, the article erroneously included two items on the menu of the hotel.
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An earlier version of this obituary erroneously attributed a distinction to Cardinal Castrillón.
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It is possible that this noncitizen was erroneously matched to the voter file.
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He also erroneously compared COVID-19 to the common cold and the flu.
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Several people, including Roma, were erroneously detained at early stages for the first attacks.
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The earlier version also erroneously said Nana Akufo-Addo ran for president in 1998.
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SG A previous version of this story erroneously named the character as Jessica Jones.
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Once again, the mint erroneously used a proof die to strike normal circulation coins.
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In others, they erroneously believed they had addressed the matter sufficiently on their own.
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The conflict is often, and erroneously, portrayed as a clash between science and religion.
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A headline on an earlier version of this article erroneously cited "massive tax cuts."
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Some commentators have erroneously dismissed the potential risks of the waste storage tunnel collapse.
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The article also erroneously attributed a distinction to the farmers' market in Hamilton, Ontario.
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"Correction: This story erroneously stated the publication of a Bloomberg report as "last week.
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Grass-roots basketball is often erroneously called A.A.U. basketball, even in prosecutors' court filings.
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If you believe Amazon erroneously identified your product for removal, please contact Seller Support.
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The original movie is sometimes erroneously called a classic; it isn't — it's just old.
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An earlier version of this essay erroneously attributed a distinction to the frigate Constitution.
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The FBI was "founded in 1492 by…uhhh…demons," the computer erroneously informs him.
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"Fans freak that she's pregnant after she wears flowy sundress," one item exclaimed (erroneously).
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An earlier version of this article erroneously included a middle initial for Nelson Peltz.
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The aticle also erroneously included F.A.R.M. Cafe as a place to visit on Saturday.
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A film review last Wednesday about "Moana" erroneously included two people among the directors.
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The article also erroneously included F.A.R.M. Cafe as a place to visit on Saturday.
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Just like there's no ISIS group in Juárez, which has been erroneously reported recently.
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Bad patents do not and were erroneously issued by the Patent and Trademark Office (PTO).
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The original reporting from The Wrap erroneously claimed Conan would move to a weekly format.
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Many people in France and Ukraine erroneously believe vaccinations are unsafe, BuzzFeed News previously reported.
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He is erroneously listed on the film's IMDb page but is not in the film.
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It was not immediately clear how many names had been erroneously added to the ad.
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Trump last week erroneously told voters in Ohio to "get out and vote" for Rep.
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The Times erroneously linked the Arizona shooting to an advertisement from Palin's political action committee.
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However, it erroneously cited a much higher military death toll in the July 31 blast.
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A previous version also erroneously stated when museum officials decided to conduct a second investigation.
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The article also erroneously attributed a distinction to the Flushing branch of the Queens Library.
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A quotation from a newspaper editor also erroneously linked the law to the SoCalGas leak.
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Yet speed to market through speed of execution is often erroneously sought by sacrificing quality.
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FRONT PAGE An obituary on Monday about Arnold Palmer erroneously attributed a distinction to him.
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And because of an editing error, the article erroneously attributed a distinction to Mr. Holt.
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The article also erroneously included an artist among those whose music Universal Music Group releases.
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However, the Holder's address was written erroneously, and was sent back to the return address.
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And, using information from Mr. Baker's biographer, the obituary erroneously attributed a distinction to him.
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At the time, it was erroneously reported that the shooters were fans of Manson's music.
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Google has revised a help page that erroneously described how its 'Location History' setting works.
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Local news sources erroneously attributed a traffic-related fatality to the fire in earlier reports.
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An earlier version of this story erroneously said Matt Kazee voted twice for Barack Obama.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously credited an award to the actress Claire Foy.
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On Tuesday, AMC Theatres and Regal Cinemas erroneously tweeted that Styles had nabbed the role.
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An earlier version also erroneously attributed a distinction to Connie Rice, a civil rights lawyer.
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An earlier version of this review erroneously attributed a distinction to the director, Sam Pollard.
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People often erroneously think that just being in San Francisco will miraculously make fundraising easier.
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That software, known as MCAS, then activated erroneously, sending the planes into irrecoverable nose dives.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously included one channel among those that Viacom owns.
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News reports erroneously suggested that Disney had cracked down on use of Baby Yoda images.
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It's impossible to know how many of them have been left off the list erroneously.
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His death has been erroneously reported a number of times over the last two years.
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Because of an editing error, the obituary also erroneously credited Judge Burns with a distinction.
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A witness said that Roberson had apprehended a possible shooter and police erroneously killed him.
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The article also erroneously included a performing-rights group among organizations that have political action committees.
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Additionally, the author erroneously confused a Royal Shakespeare Magic Leap demo with an Imaginarium Studios demo.
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What incredible innovation didn't get enough love, was erroneously deemed irrelevant, or just straight-up ruled?
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"The USIBWC did not open any other gates in the El Paso area as erroneously reported."
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Correction: The original article erroneously stated that Disney CEO Bob Iger had left the business council.
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Correction: A previous version of this article erroneously said that Google's ARCore would launch this winter.
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The River God, subconsciously or almost erroneously, is breaking through into concurrent realities that exist simultaneously.
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Pilots on those two flights had battled an automated flight-control system that was erroneously activated.
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He canceled his debit card because he was afraid of being erroneously charged by Coinbase again.
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Crocker says that numerous reports have erroneously said the student was wearing a Darth Vader costume.
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The appeal claims that "[t]he lower court erroneously dismissed [Schmitt's] claims" and misapplied the law.
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Many opponents erroneously believe that if stopping the pipeline results in stopping the use of oil.
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The message we all believed, erroneously, was that pain without a visible cause must be chosen.
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An Op-Ed article on Wednesday about Brazilian politics erroneously attributed a distinction to Jair Bolsonaro.
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"#SteveBannon has dangerously and erroneously co-opted my father&aposs name, work and words," the Rev.
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A headline with an earlier version of this article erroneously attributed a distinction to Jacinda Ardern.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously attributed a distinction to Pope Francis's trip to Myanmar.
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Or Cersei, who fervently (and erroneously) believes that Tyrion was behind the murder of her son.
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At the beginning, an oncologist (played by Frost) tells Daniel, erroneously, that he has terminal cancer.
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" An earlier version of this article erroneously included a participant in the 2016 reading of "Drugs.
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Correction: The article erroneously wrote that the 19th Amendment granted white women the right to vote.
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An earlier version of this essay erroneously described the use of cilantro in Middle Eastern cuisine.
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Hackers are buying up unregistered domain names erroneously shared on social media by the Trump confidant.
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Faye Dunaway, presenting the award with Mr. Beatty, erroneously announced that "La La Land" had won.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously attributed a distinction to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Based on the bad data, MCAS was activated, erroneously pushing the nose of the plane down.
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At one point, the president even cited, erroneously, the Electoral College tallies from almost two years ago.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story erroneously reported North America gross billings results as revenue results.
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The case became erroneously known as the "Gone Girl" kidnapping, referring to the popular book and movie.
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This is the same fund that President-elect Trump erroneously took credit for on Twitter last week.
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Correction: This article erroneously identified Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger as founders of Facebook, rather than Instagram.
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Every time the mystery is erroneously solved, the viewer is left with a vague feeling of unease.
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In the Lion Air crash, it may have been erroneously activated by a faulty sensor, investigators believe.
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That's because Smith erroneously suggested that he was the first openly gay man to win an Oscar.
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The documents, supplied to the court, erroneously claimed that a borrower owed $24,250 for escrow-related costs.
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Also: Grace gets accused of plagiarizing her college essay after a cheating program erroneously flags her essay.
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Another 21 percent erroneously believe there's no penalty to withdrawing 529 funds for purposes other than education.
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Some 10,000 who didn't have problems with their paperwork also saw their grants erroneously converted into loans.
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Well, Carson explained (erroneously), Alinsky dedicated his book Rules for Radicals to none other than … Satan himself!
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An obituary on Thursday about the civil rights lawyer Jack Greenberg erroneously attributed a distinction to him.
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The caption also erroneously stated that Mr. Perrotta and Mr. Sullivan served together in the Secret Service.
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An earlier version of a caption with this cartoon erroneously attributed a distinction to Iran's nuclear program.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously included one bank among those issued subpoenas by congressional investigators.
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In 1888, Nobel's brother passed away, and a French newspaper erroneously claimed that Alfred Nobel died instead.
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"The lawsuit erroneously alleges that about six years ago Charlie essentially misappropriated thousands of Bitcoins," he said.
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"Recklessly setting quantitative goals for transformation through education has been erroneously used" in some areas, she wrote.
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" An earlier version of this article erroneously included a work in the exhibition "Dara Friedman: Perfect Stranger.
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Updated March 28: A previous version of the story erroneously stated that characters could change their names.
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An earlier version of this obituary and the accompanying headline erroneously attributed a distinction to Dr. Lee.
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The United States and Europe are erroneously banking on sanctioning Turkey to contain the fallout in Syria.
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The person erroneously reported as dead, a man hit by a bus in Manhattan, was critically injured.
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Most taxpayers are not eligible to use it, yet it still shows up erroneously on some returns.
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Regardless of legislative changes, juvenile trafficking victims are often erroneously criminalized for crimes related to their victimization.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Wednesday about the Republican lawmaker Jan Meyers erroneously credited her with a distinction.
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It stemmed from refunds to customers who were erroneously charged higher interest rates on its store credit cards.
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However, the information she needed wasn&apost there: "Columbia was erroneously omitted from the list," the judge wrote.
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" According to the company, the app "erroneously interpreted certain phrases as a request to view recent text messages.
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As part of the outage, CoinDesk temporarily showed incorrect cryptocurrency prices, erroneously citing bitcoin as being worth $26.
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ABC suspended reporter Matt Gutman for erroneously report that all four of Bryant's children were on the helicopter.
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In an email on Monday morning, Facebook admitted that its team had erroneously removed CBD and hemp pages.
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If creators feel that their video was removed erroneously, they can appeal to YouTube's trust and safety team.
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And they have erroneously attributed this to displacement of jobs by people who come to the United States.
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Both humans and machines can misread court documents, or erroneously include convictions for someone with the same name.
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ET An earlier version of this story included a headline that erroneously stated ads were running on Infowars.
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Yes, but: The TA is not made of slug mucus (as some other organizations may have erroneously stated).
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But the company now says an update to a support page was posted erroneously and contained "inaccurate" information.
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The problem reportedly exists for both Democratic and Republican voters, with some Democrats reporting machines erroneously selecting Sen.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Thursday about the civil rights lawyer Jack Greenberg erroneously attributed a distinction to him.
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It was erroneously stated in an earlier interview that he was an investor and advisor for the company.
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"A passenger erroneously opened the emergency door causing the emergency slide to activate," PIA said in a statement.
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And in some editions the obituary erroneously included one person among Mr. Cohen's survivors and omitted three others.
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Mr. Santiago said some people might have been placed on the list erroneously or because of a grudge.
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More than 20 percent of the participants erroneously believed you could sign up for Medicare whenever you want.
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A column by Ross Douthat on the religious right last Sunday erroneously attributed a quotation to Ben Carson.
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The Baron had been erroneously considered by some researchers and Olympic officials as the oldest living Winter Olympian.
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Additionally, a list of notable deaths with the article erroneously includes an artist who died before this year.
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An article on Sunday about cheating in chess erroneously attributed a distinction to the chess player Leinier Domínguez.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously included Karlie Kloss among the models in the Victoria's Secret show.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously described how Michael R. Bloomberg's donation would expand the university's endowment.
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Line: Kentucky -2 1/2 (Westgate) An earlier version of this article erroneously attributed a distinction to Houston.
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METROPOLITAN Because of an editing error, an article on Page 2800 erroneously attributes a distinction to Letitia James.
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An earlier version of a picture caption with this essay erroneously attributed a distinction to Dr. Norman Shumway.
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He also says the lower court erroneously relied on a criminal statute while looking at a civil matter.
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ET An earlier version of this post erroneously stated that Michelle Wolf has an HBO special coming up.
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THE ARTS An article on Monday about the Modern Language Association erroneously attributed a distinction to the organization.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article erroneously attributed a quotation to McKinsey & Company.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article erroneously attributed a quotation to McKinsey & Company.
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In 2017, the site had to walk back a policy that erroneously restricted LGBTQ content after public backlash.
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The women trapped in these jobs were seen as unimportant, and the work was erroneously believed to be simple.
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Correction 8/29/17 12:30pm - A previous version of this post erroneously said the 2018 ceremony was cancelled.
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Brian Ross, the ABC reporter who erroneously reported on the Trump campaign's ties to Russia, should have been fired.
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Correction: Because I can math, I erroneously reported that the net had a surface area of 1,000 square feet.
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That determination, the funders contend, erroneously extended the court's power to funders who weren't parties in the class action.
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The link did not work, though the my matter was erroneously marked 'solved' when it was not even addressed.
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ET An earlier version of this story erroneously identified Jack-Jack as a new member of The Incredibles family.
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Correction: an earlier version of this story erroneously said the Senate passed its version of the disaster relief bill.
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But ICE erroneously issued a detainer for him to the nearby Johnson County Sheriff's Office instead of Overland Park.
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Update 5:30PM ET: Microsoft says a support page was updated erroneously and the company will continue accepting Bitcoin.
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Worse still, the administration continues to erroneously count family members accompanying high-skilled workers against the green card limit.
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An earlier version of the above correction erroneously stated that the article had been published in print on Thursday.
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One other note- for those who feel need to dunk on the reporter who erroneously reported this- just don't.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article erroneously identified Dominique Wynn by the name of another member, Dominek Tubbs.
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Instead, inheritors should make a trustee-to-trustee transfer to ensure the funds are not erroneously distributed to them.
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The correction, based on information from the school district, erroneously stated that all of the lawsuits had been settled.
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Representatives from Mesa erroneously told Saavedra she could travel to Mexico with her DACA documentation, which prompted her detention.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously included Paris in a list of cities attacked by terrorists in 2016.
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When it activated erroneously, it could point the jet's nose down toward the ground, potentially causing it to crash.
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The many news reports that linked the speech to Wong's organization consistently and erroneously relocated her team to Washington.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously included one senator among those who will not attend the Republican convention.
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The person said Glaxo had erroneously blamed Ms. Shi for the emails and never found the actual whistle-blower.
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That meeting follows comments from FASB's chairman erroneously implicating Main Street community banks in the Wall Street financial crisis.
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However, it appeared that MCAS had erroneously engaged, forcing the plane's nose downward when it had been flying normally.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article erroneously used a photo of a bumblebee, instead of a honey bee.
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According to emails sent to Delaware by Twitter, his account was erroneously labeled as a spam account by mistake.
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Trump has erroneously insisted China would pay the tariffs but it is U.S. businesses that will shoulder the costs.
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"Last year, we lost $500 billion on trade with China," Trump said, erroneously, at a March 23 news conference.
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When it activated erroneously, it could point the jet's nose down towards the ground, potentially causing it to crash.
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The pilots struggled before the crashes with the system, which erroneously forced the plane's nose down against their instructions.
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NFL announcers also often erroneously referred to the Surface devices as an iPad -- the competing tablet from Apple (AAPL).
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There were some data on false positives — customers, like Josh, whose reports erroneously said they had a terrifying disease.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Friday about the former Met third baseman Ed Charles erroneously attributed a distinction to him.
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"There is no sarin," he told Reuters, referring to the package that had erroneously tested positive on Monday morning.
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He added that the irregularities included 16,000 votes for Justice and Development having been erroneously recorded for other parties.
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An earlier version of this briefing erroneously attributed a distinction to the number of murders in Baltimore in 2017.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously attributed a distinction to London Breed, the mayor-elect of San Francisco.
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Nigerian jets erroneously struck a displaced persons camp in the town of Rann last year, killing dozens of people.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Wednesday about the civil rights pioneer Alberta Jones erroneously attributed a distinction to her.
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A Q. and A. interview on Sunday with the basketball great Bill Russell erroneously attributed a distinction to him.
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Mr. Trump called the report obviously "fake," because, he erroneously said, it was the work of The Washington Post.
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It was her mother who had wrestled small alligators, though the stunt was sometimes erroneously ascribed to the daughter.
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For some reason, the authors have chosen to ignore all of these facts, erroneously creating an attention-grabbing headline.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously included a singer among guests seen in head-to-toe Tommy gear.
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Not surprisingly, some proposals would do far more damage than the harm they erroneously claim is being inflicted today.
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Furthermore, the Senate amendment unambiguously supports the EPA's position, but the challengers erroneously argued that it should be ignored.
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The author's intent was to posit a confusion between Picasso and Pizarro, not Pissarro, as the correction erroneously said.
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Families erroneously believe that if they fall into a certain income bracket, they're ineligible to receive aid, he said.
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He once erroneously wrote on Twitter that Shariah, or Islamic law, was in danger of taking over the country.
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In regulatory-speak, it meant that MCAS could trigger erroneously less often than once in 10 million flight hours.
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Correction 2/28: An earlier version of this headline erroneously stated that Melania Trump gave a speech to US governors.
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By no means does this mean NASA preparing for the end of the world, as some outlets are erroneously suggesting.
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The Associated Press also erroneously reported that the top two gubernatorial candidates support repealing Idaho&aposs 63 percent sales tax.
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Cybersecurity experts use the term "adversarial example" to refer to the potential dangers of tricking AI into erroneously recognizing something.
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Maxwell discovered that electricity and magnetism were linked, but he erroneously believed light waves were vibrations in an invisible "aether".
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"Dramatic Chipmunk," as it was erroneously titled, captivated the internet — and dramatic zooms have featured in popular culture ever since.
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It was denied; the prosecutor had not elicited the "black Indian" dream testimony, a state judge subsequently (and erroneously) ruled.
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Galicia is the latest in a long line of US citizens who have been erroneously apprehended and detained by ICE.
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Even without knowing a given defendant's race, black defendants were erroneously believed to be more likely to offend more frequently.
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The 118,522 voters&apos names were erroneously excluded across more than a thousand precincts in the state, local officials said.
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Records from the day care show the boy had erroneously been accounted for as the group reassembled after the trip.
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An article on Friday about the appeal of Japanese cars to collectors erroneously attributed a distinction to Nissan's R382 racecar.
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Beyond his traveling circus, Barnum is famously if erroneously associated with the phrase about a sucker being born every minute.
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The case became erroneously known as the "Gone Girl" kidnapping, referencing the popular book and movie about a phony abduction.
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Kindly check your facts before you erroneously defame an innocent business on Facebook in an attempt to destroy their business.
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This is the kind of health security that may be erroneously assumed by a concerned public to be in place.
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He said the formula was flawed because federal officials "assumed erroneously" that collections and payments had to offset each other.
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An earlier version of a picture caption with this article erroneously gave a name to a new generic drug company.
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This means that if your content is erroneously taken down, you could be waiting awhile before YouTube reinstates the video.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously attributed a distinction to Elaine Welteroth, until recently the editor of Teen Vogue.
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Erroneously known as the "one-seam wedding dress," this extraordinary garment appears to have been immaculately conceived rather than sewn.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously listed two vendors among those selling their wares at the Canal Street Market.
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The Department of Justice and major tech companies are actively supporting the bill, erroneously suggesting it will advance consumer rights.
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An earlier version of this obituary erroneously attributed a distinction to the film "The Help," in which Mr. Ellis appeared.
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The Table for Three column last Sunday, about Misty Copeland and Sally Field, erroneously attributed a distinction to Ms. Copeland.
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SPORTS A Q. and A. interview on Sunday with the basketball great Bill Russell erroneously attributed a distinction to him.
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That's the wrong way to look at it, and one that erroneously centers on the concerns and comfort of men.
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He also admonished a journalist for erroneously reporting on Friday that Mr. Trump had removed a bust of the Rev.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this obituary erroneously included Judge Wapner's daughter, Sarah, as a survivor.
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Earlier reports circulating on social media erroneously said that the $80 million figure was officially backed by the Iranian government.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously included the exhibition "Declaration" among projects that Lisa Freiman had put on hold.
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Facebook is "working to restore" a number of groups that were erroneously removed or affected by "sabotage," according to the company.
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People speak to Alexa (which has erroneously recorded conversations) in their homes, and digital voice assistants are increasingly used in hospitals.
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A previous social headline of this story erroneously identified the Cal Poly fraternity involved in the incident has Lambda Pi Chi.
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Correction (October 12th): A previous version of this piece erroneously referred to Flashpoint, a security company, as a division of Intel.
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The anonymous source said that the leaders of the mosques thought, erroneously, that such measures would prevent them from being targeted.
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ET: California has not joined the multi-state lawsuit against the State Department, as materials shared with VICE News erroneously stated.
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Correction 2PM 6/14/17: A previous version of this post erroneously stated that Nick Lyon was the "former" HHS director.
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Correction (June 28th 2019): An earlier version of this article erroneously added a decade to the rule of the ERPDF. Sorry.
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Rather, he was "erroneously released" due to a clerical error, a statement released by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department states.
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EDT An earlier version of this story erroneously stated that Jordan Peele's reboot of 'The Twilight Zone' is a Netflix production.
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Manning was talking about Rob Lowe's famous 2012 blunder -- where Lowe erroneously tweeted out that Peyton would be announcing his retirement.
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A.A.d city sticking one of these erroneously printed copies on and thinking that Kendrick has really made quite a stylistic leap.
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In short, the first attitude deals in false categories, while the second rejects the music, erroneously, instead of the false categories.
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He topped that a few days later by defending the woman a few on the left had erroneously renamed Tolstoy Gabbard.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously said the retired center Dikembe Mutombo and the Thunder forward Serge Obaka were countrymen.
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An earlier version of this article, using information from the Kennedy Center, erroneously attributed a distinction to the singer Mavis Staples.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously included one star among "appearances from regulars" in the music industry at the V.M.A.s.
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Within the first paragraph she misinforms by erroneously tying the perpetrator of this heinous act to the New Black Panther Party.
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Arizona argues that Judge Gwin erroneously held it doesn't have a protectable interest in protecting Arizona consumers from a bad settlement.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously included one media outlet among those that had published stills of the sex video.
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A film review on Wednesday about the documentary "Don't Blink — Robert Frank" erroneously attributed a distinction to the cinematographer, Ed Lachman.
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" Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article erroneously included a location for a performance of "An Upset.
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The same camp was erroneously struck by Nigeria's own military jets last year, killing dozens of displaced people and aid workers.
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" In researching that book, he discovered that he had erroneously included her in his very first book, "Teenagers Who Made History.
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A 2014 study found that at least 4.1 percent of those sentenced to death between 1977 and 2004 were convicted erroneously.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously included Shannen Doherty among the actors whose homes were destroyed by the Woolsey Fire.
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An unpublished paper from scientists in India erroneously reported a link between COVID–19 and HIV and has since been withdrawn.
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But she agreed with both Christie's lawyers and county prosecutors that McGeady erroneously denied the governor's attorney an opportunity to participate.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously included Roberto Clemente among the list of foreign-born players to get 3,000 hits.
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In both accidents, pilots did not effectively counteract the software, which activated erroneously and pushed the planes into irrecoverable nose dives.
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THE ARTS An article on Monday about a number of art galleries that are closing erroneously included one New York gallery.
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ARTS & LEISURE An article last Sunday about the 2556 film "Beat the Devil" erroneously included one actor among the cast members.
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Some outlets erroneously reported that koalas were "functionally extinct" as a result of a particularly early and particularly brutal fire season.
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An article last Sunday about the musical "Hello, Dolly!" erroneously included two actresses in the original run, which started in 1964.
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Many people erroneously assume strength training is about getting a ripped look, but it extremely doesn't have to be about that.
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Over the course of the storm's development, Trump has erroneously claimed multiple times that Alabama had been in the storm's path.
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An earlier version of this briefing erroneously attributed a distinction to Park Geun-hye, the recently impeached president of South Korea.
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"People erroneously assume that GoFundMe is doing fact checking," Adrienne Gonzalez, who monitors the platform on her Web site, GoFraudMe, said.
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When in doubt, they can erroneously assume it, and subsequently use all their authority and means of influence to solicit confirmation.
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A list of notable deaths in an earlier version of this article erroneously included an artist who died before this year.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Wednesday about problems at the University of Southern California erroneously attributed a distinction to the university.
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SPORTS An article on Tuesday about the second weekend of the N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament erroneously attributed a distinction to Houston.
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I think Twitter is reluctant to go down that road and understandably reluctant to antagonize people by calling them bots erroneously.
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His death has been erroneously reported over the last 26 years, making him a cult figure on "Dead/Not Dead" celebrity lists.
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Correction: In an editing error a previous version of this story erroneously claimed the government had only shut down twice in history.
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Data providers played a third-party blame game after several sources erroneously showed a sharp spike lower for late Monday U.S. time.
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A Twitter spokesman at the time said the link was "erroneously caught in Twitter's anti-spam filters" and quickly remedied the mistake.
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Because these spam emails appear to be sent by the recipient to themselves, Gmail erroneously filed them to affected users' "sent" folders.
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On Monday, the San Francisco District Attorney's Office said staffers using the tool had erroneously failed to enter Mims' prior jail term.
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Beatty said he was confused by the card and handed it to Dunaway, who erroneously announced La La Land as the winner.
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The risk: With names like Autopilot or Pilot Assist, many of these technologies erroneously leave consumers thinking their cars can drive themselves.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously included Intermediate 340 North Star Academy as a school open to students from the neighborhood.
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Nothing about the Saudi student who was a victim of the attack and erroneously labeled a suspect by the New York Post.
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It is important to note that The Telegraph article erroneously conflates our anti-money laundering systems and controls and our screening process.
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FRONT PAGE A map on Wednesday showing Sunni and Shiite populations erroneously included some areas among those with a predominant Wahhabi presence.
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Some erroneously believe that the MMR vaccine causes autism, even though vaccine safety experts say there is no link between the two.
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The case became erroneously known as the "Gone Girl" kidnapping, in reference to the popular book and movie about a deceitful disappearance.
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This time period is popularly referred to as the "Dark Ages," which erroneously suggests that it was unenlightened by science or reason.
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After Instagram restored her account, O'Brien posted a fiery response to the people who erroneously reported her for violating Instagram's nudity guidelines.
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The case became erroneously known as the "Gone Girl" kidnapping, referring to the popular book and 2014 movie about a phony disappearance.
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"We are not getting a quarter back of what we are putting in, as you well know," he declares emphatically (and erroneously).
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Note: The video erroneously states that the device "interrupts the flow of semen" when it, in fact, blocks the release of sperm.
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And the close third-person perspective is poorly handled; too often observations and reflections feel implausibly, and even erroneously, forced on Ajie.
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The informants had erroneously indicated that Saleh was in the hall: the leader's security detail had entered, but Saleh had remained outside.
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In a statement, the attorneys said that the report "erroneously assigns responsibility" to McCabe for delaying an FBI review of former Rep.
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Investigators believed the system was erroneously activated during a Lion Air flight in Indonesia last year, forcing the plane to dive down.
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In 2000, Florida erroneously purged thousands of persons from the voting rolls, using a flawed list that overrepresented predominantly Democratic African Americans.
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CORRECTION: This AutoNation story was originally reported by Reuters on May 1, 2018, and erroneously published by CNBC on May 22, 2018.
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The report comes a week after some voters in Texas reported experiencing similar issues with voting machines that were erroneously selecting Sen.
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Asked about the discrepancy, the mayor's budget director, Dean Fuleihan, said the June 3363 date had been erroneously included in the document.
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The judge said PwC had erroneously overcounted Oi's debts by 2 billion reais ($641 million) because it had registered some creditors twice.
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However CBD products are still erroneously promoted because some sellers believe it's OK to do so because CBD does not cause intoxication.
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Editor's note: A previous version of this post erroneously stated that Casey Affleck and Sean Penn had been accused of sexual assault.
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Studies have shown that people of color, in particular, are more likely to be erroneously identified by FRT in its current iteration.
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His anti-environmental position, which erroneously frames forest protections and human rights as impediments to Brazil's economic growth, is fueling the fires.
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A recent news report erroneously claimed that the intelligence community until recently required that whistle-blowers have first-hand knowledge of events.
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Amid the great clamor of commentary, the United States and Europe are erroneously banking on sanctions on Turkey to contain the fallout.
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An article on Wednesday about the composer Julia Wolfe erroneously included one location where her choral work "Anthracite Fields" will be presented.
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A technical glitch caused to email some of its customers erroneously that they had received a gift, the company said on Tuesday.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously included two actors among the audience at the Dior Homme show in Paris on Saturday.
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The labor scheme those drivers were involved in very closely resembles the same independent contractors status gig workers are erroneously classified as.
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They had erroneously assumed that the coolness factor at Mercedes House had run its course and a rent increase would be small.
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In 2018, about one-third of F.D.A. recalls involved prepackaged foods that were erroneously labeled, according to data compiled by the agency.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on April 1 about the lawyer and former transportation secretary William T. Coleman erroneously attributed a distinction to him.
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Writing is where I have put my longing and channeled my emotions over the things that I used (erroneously) to self-regulate.
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An article last Sunday about anniversary events in 2016 erroneously included a character in discussing events commemorating the 150th birthday of Beatrix Potter.
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But specialized milk-like secretions are something erroneously attributed to solely mammals—other non-mammals and even invertebrates produce milk-like secretions, too.
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This week, we saw YouTube blocking educational videos from MIT and the Blender Foundation because they were erroneously flagged by its piracy filters.
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A preliminary report from Indonesian investigators indicates that Lion Air 610 crashed because a faulty sensor erroneously reported that the airplane was stalling.
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" That comment was a rare direct contradiction of his boss, who claimed erroneously in December that Beijing was "extremely excited about getting involved.
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Update: However, a representative for Amazon has informed The Verge that the labels were added erroneously and the shows will not be leaving.
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Girls have long been seen, "sometimes erroneously", as a civilising influence on boys, says Susan Hamlyn of the Good Schools Guide education consultancy.
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In the immediate wake of McHenry's death, salacious reporting erroneously reported that she had been discovered in a pajama top with no pants.
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Separately, an RT spokesman in London said Reuters had erroneously stated that RT had not responded to a pre-publication request for comment.
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That can be catastrophic if the plane's sensor erroneously signals to the plane that it is in a stall when it is not.
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A photo of a Sikh man wearing a turban has circulated after several terror attacks, with posts erroneously identifying him as a perpetrator.
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While such deductions are employed by industries of all types, some in Congress erroneously paint them as special tax breaks for energy companies.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Monday about Jim Hickman, who played for the Mets in their early years, erroneously attributed a distinction to him.
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An earlier version of a picture caption with this article erroneously included a character from "Frozen" who is not shown in the picture.
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Most of the shots that hit Mr. Farook struck his legs, possibly because officers believed — erroneously — that the couple were wearing body armor.
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An article on the DealBook page on June 1 about the growing phenomenon of virtual shareholders' meetings erroneously attributed a distinction to Intel.
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THE ARTS A film review on Wednesday about the documentary "Don't Blink — Robert Frank" erroneously attributed a distinction to the cinematographer, Ed Lachman.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of a capsule summary for this obituary erroneously included one movie among Mr. Wilder's credits.
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Correction: This post erroneously reported that Glenn Dubin described Jeffrey Epstein in an affidavit as an adviser to his hedge fund, Highbridge Capital.
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These domestic encroachments on our freedom are erroneously cast as necessary for our safety, just like the foreign policy failures they have attended.
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A photo caption in an earlier version of this article erroneously stated that the Alta Bates Summit Medical Center in Berkeley was closed.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said it erroneously identified the first patient to die from the coronavirus as a female.
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It criticised Boeing for "inadequate" training for pilots flying the new model because simulations did not include scenarios where MCAS was erroneously activated.
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It criticised Boeing for "inadequate" training for pilots flying the new model because it had not included scenarios where MCAS was erroneously activated.
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THE ARTS An article on Friday about an exhibit surveying the filmmaker Dara Friedman's experimental films erroneously included a work in the exhibition.
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An earlier version of this recap erroneously included details of an event involving the character Stan Beeman that occurs later in the season.
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Yet just two hours before a court hearing to block the state's action, Georgia's secretary of state admitted 22,000 voters were erroneously purged.
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An article on Tuesday about pardons issued by President Obama erroneously attributed a distinction to his use of clemency during his two terms.
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So the agency didn't have sufficient safeguards to prevent one person from erroneously sending an alert throughout the entire state, the FCC said.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's second-term administration, using information from the governor's office, erroneously attributed a distinction to Melissa DeRosa, secretary to the governor.
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Initially, pilots were not made aware that the software existed and were not trained on how to react if it was erroneously activated.
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The crashes were caused in part by new software on the Max, MCAS, which triggered erroneously and sent the planes into nose dives.
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Journalists on all major networks accustomed to discussing bias in black and white terms erroneously questioned whether Trump's comments were in fact racist.
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To a lot of people, that's a "big surprise," Freitag said, and they can erroneously assume their Social Security payments have gone down.
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But one of the nation's larger counties — Nassau County, on Long Island — was erroneously included in the government's report as a noncooperative jurisdiction.
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I don't frankly understand the mechanism by which such ads appear but assume, perhaps erroneously, that sites exercise some control in that regard.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Tuesday about Eugene A. Cernan, the last person to walk on the moon, erroneously attributed a distinction to him.
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Pick: Redskins An earlier version of this article erroneously said that the Seahawks might know the result of Atlanta's game before their kickoff.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on Monday about Jeffrey L. Bewkes, the chief executive of Time Warner, erroneously attributed a distinction to the company.
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An entry on Monday in the What's on TV highlights erroneously included one option for streaming the film "The Double," starring Jesse Eisenberg.
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Such sex doll brothels have also been erroneously referred to as "sex robot brothels," even though most do not possess such artificial intelligence.
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In Arkansas, thousands of voters were erroneously flagged in 2016 as the state sought to cull voters who had been convicted of felonies.
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Nor did it address other potential obstruction-of-justice theories or argue, as some have erroneously suggested, that a President can never obstruct justice.
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"According to DHS' own data, DHS' face recognition systems erroneously reject as many as 1 in 25 travelers using valid credentials," the study said.
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BOISE, Idaho – In a story July 7 about an Idaho gubernatorial candidate, The Associated Press reported erroneously the religious affiliation of former Democratic Gov.
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It's when AI is used to make a certain decision, let's say mortgage applications, but unfairly or erroneously denies them to a certain group.
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There was the blonde braided upright halo that the Evening Standard Magazine erroneously magicked away (and apologized for after an admonishment — "dtmh" — from Solange).
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This is supposed to be used for erroneously charged items, but he clicks it anyways for the pads that he has in his hands.
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ET An earlier version of this story erroneously stated that signing up for a PowerPass subscription also required a paid Power-Up Rewards subscription.
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On both doomed flights, a new automated system on the Max, designed to help avoid stalls, triggered erroneously, sending them into fatal nose-dives.
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Beyond tests that don't work, a woman with coronavirus was erroneously discharged from a San Diego hospital last week because her test was mislabeled.
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Treasury yields fell immediately after the report on what analysts said was a data provider erroneously showing a downward revision in July wage growth.
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Rhino horn has been used in Chinese traditional medicine for millennia and now is believed, erroneously, in Vietnam to cure both cancer and hangovers.
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Beth Kallmyer, vice president of constituent services at the Alzheimer's Association, said people erroneously believe Medicare covers long-term care costs, when it doesn't.
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A California chapter of the American Red Cross apologized Monday night after the organization claimed it erroneously sent out evacuation alerts to Fontana residents.
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The death toll was revised down to 10 from 11, a number announced erroneously by the civil protection agency earlier on Tuesday, he said.
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The Republican side included Andy Martin, who helped propel the "birther movement" which claimed -- erroneously -- that President Barack Obama was ineligible to be president.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of the above correction erroneously stated that the article had been published in print on Thursday.
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They fear the success of the GOP tax cuts, which they continue to claim (erroneously) will only benefit the rich and big business. Sen.
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The picture is from Marget Long and the Cooper Union, courtesy of the artist; the Murray Guy Gallery was erroneously included in the credit.
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The article also erroneously included the school among a group of historically black colleges and universities that had played in guarantee games this season.
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NATIONAL An article on Tuesday about pardons issued by President Obama erroneously attributed a distinction to his use of clemency during his two terms.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously included a writer in a list of people invited to a dinner in 1908 honoring Henri Rousseau.
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A recent investigation by the Dispatch found a vendor who works with county boards of election erroneously flagged more than 1,600 people for removal.
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Epstein has since edited that figure to 5,000, appending his revision with a claim that he had "erroneously" written 500 the first time around.
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NATIONAL An article on Wednesday about a carbon tax plan proposal by Americans for Carbon Dividends erroneously included an environmental group among its supporters.
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In a tweet this afternoon, CDC Director Robert Redfield said his agency had "erroneously identified the patient as female" while briefing Trump and Pence.
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ARTS An entry on Monday in the What's on TV highlights erroneously included one option for streaming the film "The Double," starring Jesse Eisenberg.
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THE ARTS An article on Wednesday about the composer Julia Wolfe erroneously included one location where her choral work "Anthracite Fields" will be presented.
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With the rank of captain, he led a Massachusetts militia force — which has at times been erroneously identified as Minutemen — in a fateful engagement.
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SUNDAY REVIEW An Opinion essay last Sunday about Relatives Against Purdue Pharma erroneously included a party in a opioid-related lawsuit filed by Oklahoma.
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But, according to the current attorney general, Bruce R. Beemer, the investigation had erroneously flagged many emails, like exchanges about breast cancer, as inappropriate.
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They erroneously suggest that access to affordable birth control causes teens to engage in risky behavior that may increase the incidence of teen pregnancy.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously included an N.F.L. team in a group of popular N.F.L. teams that have not played in London.
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The company said the permission request was added "erroneously" and that the game only accesses basic information like a user ID and email address.
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Those people were often subjected to increased police scrutiny, but thousands said they were erroneously classified and had no means to dispute their listing.
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Some, like Frankie Perkins and Theresa Henderson, were choked to death by officers who believed — erroneously, it turned out — that they had swallowed drugs.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously described the Washington home that Ivanka Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner, are planning to move to.
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The company did not provide details about the "recent events" or say whether anyone had been injured or killed when the guns discharged erroneously.
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Far too often, victims of sex trafficking who do muster the courage to call the police are erroneously arrested themselves, instead of their abusers.
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Some erroneously link the vaccine to promiscuity since HPV is sexually transmitted, and vaccine coverage is low in states considered conservative or highly religious.
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Too often, "infrastructure plans" are a pile of federal dollars funneled into projects erroneously deemed "shovel ready" with the average taxpayer rarely seeing benefits.
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According to DataTrek Research co-founder Nick Colas, a vast number of investors erroneously believe that if the stock market rallies, so will bitcoin.
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He also claimed that if you impose harsher background checks, chances are a lot of people would pass, erroneously or not, the check anyway.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Monday about the basketball player Kenny Sailors erroneously included one honor among those he received for his service with the Marines.
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Pilots in both crashes battled an automated flight-control system that was erroneously activated and repeatedly pushed the planes' noses down before their fatal dives.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article erroneously paraphrased a statement from the office of Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India.
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Taiwan's government has complained that the Italians erroneously included the island due to the World Health Organization's designation of the island as part of China.
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Some users are so dedicated to their streaks that Snapchat has a form on its website to recover lost streaks that may have disappeared erroneously.
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But the environmental justice community has convinced itself (erroneously in my view) that cap and trade is uniquely terrible, so that might fracture the left.
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Investigators believed it was erroneously activated during the Lion Air flight in Indonesia, and the system may have played a role in last month's crash.
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Trying to better understand Islam -- its culture, history and past glories -- can also help us better understand how terrorism perverts and erroneously interprets the religion.
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"Health" is a vague, politicized term (often used synonymously and erroneously with "thin" or "fit"), and its definition will vary depending on who's defining it.
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The Switch sitting on top of the Nvidia Shield tablet—which I kept erroneously comparing it to until I finally got my hands on it.
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The Richard Bernstein Advisors portfolio strategist believes Wall Street is erroneously expecting that a July interest rate cut will propel stocks further into record territory.
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Blue moons are the third full moon in seasons with four, but some erroneously call the second full moon in a month a blue moon.
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DENVER – In a story June 22013 about wildfires, The Associated Press reported erroneously the name of a resident who witnessed a fire in Moab, Utah.
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You erroneously said that "China insisted on being able to vet the candidates through an 'election committee' dominated by the party's sympathisers in Hong Kong".
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Instagram's March 28 tweet appears to be aimed at quelling misinformation currently roiling through the platform erroneously suggesting the algorithmic feed would be enabled tomorrow.
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Correction: A previous version of this article erroneously referred to the Association of College and Research Libraries as "the Association of College and Resource Libraries."
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To knock Life for being an Alien rip-off is to erroneously assume that this solid, junk-food thriller actually cares at all about originality.
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Lawmakers underestimate the Board's power, erroneously assuming that the single cost-cutting tool at the Board's disposal is reducing Medicare payments to health care providers.
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While many people erroneously believe that mental illness has a direct correlation to violence, the vast majority of people with mental illness are not violent.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on the DealBook page on June 24637 about the growing phenomenon of virtual shareholders' meetings erroneously attributed a distinction to Intel.
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In October, he erroneously accused Israeli forces of killing a 13-year-old Palestinian boy who had taken part in the stabbing of two Israelis.
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The appeals court at The Hague on Friday ruled in a majority opinion to acquit the former warlord, finding that Bemba had been erroneously convicted.
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In July 2015, Afghanistan's intelligence agency erroneously claimed that Khan had been killed in a US-led coalition strike in coordination with information they provided.
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NATIONAL An article on Monday about speakers at the Republican National Convention erroneously included an actor and model among Hispanics who were on the list.
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Sessions, however, erroneously couches the new policy in terms of it being a deterrent for those who seek to smuggle their children over the border.
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WEEKEND A movie entry in the Listings pages on Friday about "Hacksaw Ridge" erroneously attributed a distinction to Desmond Doss, the subject of the film.
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Lawmakers were enraged when it was revealed last month that the Pentagon was attempting to recoup erroneously paid bonuses from thousands of National Guard soldiers.
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The ads also erroneously accuse Northam of voting in favor of sanctuary cities — jurisdictions that won't indefinitely hold arrested undocumented immigrants for federal immigrations agents.
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Correction: A previous version of this article erroneously named the man who received the receipt as Jamie Doan, when his correct name is Logan Doan.
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US President Donald Trump initially brushed off coronavirus fears as alarmist and erroneously conflated the deadliness of the flu with that of the new virus.
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"Acting DNI Grenell has emphasized with ODNI leadership this review is not an effort to purge, as some have erroneously suggested," said spokesperson Amanda Schoch.
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" By Monday night, KOAA had posted a story saying it had erroneously reported that Miller had been fired, apologizing for what it called "a mistake.
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BOOK REVIEW The young adult hardcover best-seller list last Sunday erroneously included "The Dreadful Tale of Prosper Redding," by Alexandra Bracken, at No. 6.
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If someone gets erroneously caught in the dragnet, will they remain in a database that could make them a target of increased surveillance for life?
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Others found that they had erroneously been marked "inactive," so they had to fill out a form and update their address before they could vote.
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First, he said, the company erroneously asserted that shareholders must state how they intend to use corporate records in their demand to see internal materials.
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Glacier National Park, Through Foreign Eyes My National Park: Glacier National Park An earlier version of this article erroneously included the Columbia River Gorge, Ore.
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The C.D.C. had erroneously informed the hospital that the woman had tested negative for the virus when, in fact, her samples had not been tested.
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The system, which was designed to help prevent stalls, was triggered erroneously on faulty data from a sensor, sending both planes into irrecoverable nose-dives.
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False media narrative Erroneously, it's being widely claimed in the media that in order for delegates to be unbound, they have to change the rules.
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A review on May 7 about "Notes of a Crocodile," by Qiu Miaojin, erroneously referred to the author by her given name in subsequent references.
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He also added, erroneously, that the money for the aid would come from tariffs his administration has slapped on billions of dollars of imported goods.
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The news was an anticlimax after a frenzy among the news media over speculation about a royal death, including one erroneously published (and unfinished) obituary.
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Reports into the two crashes that led to the grounding indicate that the automated MCAS software erroneously engaged and forced the planes&apos noses downward.
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However, a few outlets, such as The Times in the U.K. and Fox News, were fooled and erroneously reported the story without checking its veracity.
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And back in February, Trump erroneously claimed at a White House news conference that he had won the biggest Electoral College victory since President Reagan.
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IKEA officials have said such lists, which compared his wealth to that of Warren Buffett or Bill Gates, erroneously considered IKEA's assets as his own.
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The department admitted to the court earlier this year that it had erroneously collected on the loans of some 16,000 borrowers who attended Corinthian Colleges.
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Trump today shared a tweet by conservative actor and comedian Terrence Williams that erroneously claimed Omar was out dancing on the anniversary of 9/11.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously included three schools among the colleges and universities where coaches were ensnared in a test and admissions scandal.
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BMW, in a separate statement, said prosecutors were looking into "erroneously allocated" software in about 11,400 vehicles of the BMW 750d and BMW M550d luxury models.
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In their back seat was a 4-year-old boy later identified as Pasek's grandson, authorities said, though the report erroneously said he was her son.
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Donald Trump has called global warming a Chinese "hoax" and has erroneously claimed that cutting emissions to avert catastrophic climate change will ruin the US economy.
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Weeks after the polls closed, Democrats have now won a House race in California that was called, erroneously, for the Republican candidate on election night. Rep.
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Close to 28% of the polled individuals erroneously identified the age at which they'd be eligible for full retirement benefits from Social Security, the institute found.
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The fanfare around Tim Peake before his launch in December last year magnified this; Peake was often erroneously referred to as the first Brit in space.
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The camouflaged service members put residents to work—erroneously—doing exactly what they did at the beginning: taking the debris from the center of the pyramid.
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The tool gained some accidental notoriety late last night, when TechCrunch erroneously reported the tool was a feature built by Facebook itself to detect fake news.
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Preliminary investigations show the pilots, both flying Boeing's new 737 MAX 8 model, struggled to override an automated system that erroneously pointed the plane's nose down.
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Customers can take anything they like out of the vending machine to examine it without risk of being billed erroneously if they put the items back.
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Yet Saut, who acknowledges being erroneously cautious since early February, reiterates that the long-term model remains positive, and he's been a bull since March 2009.
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A €50,000 grant may look trifling compared to the enormity of the challenge, stopping misinformation from spreading online, whether it was erroneously stated or deliberately deceitful.
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THE ARTS Because of an editing error, a picture caption on Wednesday with an article about the composer Carla Bley erroneously attributed a distinction to her.
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And further research confirms that millions of American voters will be erroneously identified as fraudulent voters if the panel proceeds as they seem to intend to.
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In October, Mr. Abbas erroneously accused Israeli forces of killing a 13-year-old Palestinian boy who had taken part in the stabbing of two Israelis.
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Early filers — those who start receiving reduced benefits at age 62 — erroneously believe that their income will increase once they hit full retirement age, said Cheng.
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Kessler updated his article—he had originally, erroneously included drug companies in a list of providers to face cuts—but not his rating of Sanders's statement.
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An article on July 10 about roadside drug tests erroneously included an analysis of cocaine field-test results used by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.
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A report from Russian state news agency TASS says that a civil service employee "erroneously attached wrong photo illustrations" to the defense ministry's social media posts.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Thursday about the composer Einojuhani Rautavaara, using information from his music publisher, erroneously included one composer among those who studied with him.
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"Nor did it address other potential obstruction of justice theories or argue, as some have erroneously suggested, that a President can never obstruct justice," he added.
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At a White House event Monday celebrating the successful confirmation, Trump erroneously told Kavanaugh that an FBI background investigation into the claims had found him innocent.
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The prosecution has made serious missteps in the case, including erroneously accusing Butina of offering sex in exchange for a position in a special interest group.
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I erroneously went in the direction of adding layer upon layer of sound in order to make something that I thought would be grand and big.
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However, with age, pubic hair does become more sparse, so it is possible some women may erroneously assume that natural change is related to hair removal.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article erroneously included a magazine among the publications for which the essayist Katie Roiphe has written.
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If a child on penicillin develops a rash or other symptom and it is erroneously attributed to the drug, the allergy label sticks, often for life.
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When MCAS activates erroneously, pilots are supposed to turn off the electricity to a motor that allows the system to push the plane toward the ground.
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In his book, Mr. Maren blamed a troubled Judy Garland, who played Dorothy in "The Wizard of Oz," for erroneously painting her dwarf castmates as miscreants.
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SPECIAL SECTION: DEALBOOK An article on Thursday about President Trump's infrastructure plans erroneously included one state among those where operators of toll roads have faced bankruptcy.
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An earlier version of this article referred erroneously to the outcome of the San Francisco 49ers' season in 1990, the last time they started 6-0.
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The misstatements begin in the opening of the report, where Sheriff Shoar erroneously contends that Mr. King, the special prosecutor, concluded that Ms. O'Connell killed herself.
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An article on Thursday about the Rockefeller Foundation's naming Rajiv Shah as its new president, using information from the organization, erroneously attributed a distinction to him.
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In that case, an officer stopped a car because a license plate database, which was known to be unreliable, erroneously indicated that its plate was invalid.
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SPORTS An article on Sunday about Albert Pujols' three thousandth hit erroneously included Roberto Clemente among the list of foreign-born players to get 3,000 hits.
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Shortly after the attack, some news outlets erroneously reported that the stabbing had taken place at a Coca-Cola bottling plant next door to the company.
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"There's a growing consensus that the beryllium rule was erroneously expanded to include the entire abrasive blasting industry without any evidence to justify it," it said.
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Adam Smith adumbrated the basic workings of a market economy, she observes—but erroneously took it for granted that such a market was inherently self-regulating.
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He has repeatedly welcomed the contributions of the tariffs to the government's coffers, and erroneously claimed that the levies are having no impact on American businesses.
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Not only does this type of rhetoric reflect a shallow understanding of immigration policy, it erroneously warps aspects of legal immigration to appear related and destructive.
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An earlier version of this article included an item that erroneously described Scott Pruitt's use of his position at the Environmental Protection Agency for personal matters.
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He dwelled on a pay increase that they had received and claimed — erroneously — that they had gone without one for 10 years, until he came along.
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Thirteen percent of card cancelers erroneously think doing so will improve their credit scores, 15% think closing an account has no effect, while 29% have no idea.
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After erroneously promising a 40 meter tree -- that's 131 feet -- would go up in front of Cardiff Castle last week, Cardiff Council has apologized for its mistake.
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A change in some of its internal settings in 2010 caused it to erroneously charge higher interest rates on store credit cards that were delinquent, executives said.
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Apart from a three-paragraph Glamour article from 2008 that erroneously calls it a "new" disorder, the behavior has not been covered much in the mainstream media.
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We and others who have used direct observation of care repeatedly find that medical records both fail to document care delivered and erroneously document care not delivered.
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Through the years, autointoxication has been erroneously blamed for a host of ailments, including high blood pressure, arthritis, atherosclerosis, gall bladder disease, various cancers and skin disorders.
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Some users are so dedicated to their streaks that Snapchat has a form on its website for inquiries to recover lost streaks that may have disappeared erroneously.
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Critics erroneously compare Libya today to any number of false ideals, but this is not the correct way to evaluate the success or failure of the intervention.
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The most memorable Siri fail was when it erroneously thought the Bulgarian national anthem was Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee's "Despacito," before Apple quickly fixed the result.
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He rejected any criticism of U.S. President Donald Trump, who repeatedly and erroneously tweeted about links between vaccines and autism in the years before he became president.
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The problem was that it believed the nose of the plane was too far up, and was, in fact, causing it to erroneously push the nose down.
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Meanwhile, Stanford has launched two initial digital map exhibitions, one focused on instances when California was erroneously illustrated as an island, another on historical maps of Africa.
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Trump, after all, stalled on calling for action around the measles outbreak, and has questioned the validity of vaccines in the past, linking them, erroneously, to autism.
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Niantic, the company that developed the game, said the app on iOS "erroneously requests full access permission for the user's Google account," during the account creation process.
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Workouts and character evaluations notwithstanding, many players drafted lower (Stephen Curry went seventh in 2009) have turned out better than those erroneously projected for shoe company sainthood.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously included one American president among more than a dozen who have dined at Delmonico's Restaurant since it opened in 1837.
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Additional visible light observations further convinced the scientists that they were not being fooled by variations in the star itself erroneously mimicking the presence of a planet.
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"Nor did it address other potential obstruction-of-justice theories or argue, as some have erroneously suggested, that a President can never obstruct justice," Barr will say.
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Because of an editing error, an article on Wednesday about BlackBerry's discontinuation of the BlackBerry Classic smartphone erroneously attributed, in some editions, a distinction to the phone.
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NATIONAL Because of an editing error, an article on Friday about the campaign for control of the House of Representatives erroneously attributed a distinction to congressional Republicans.
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The draft, circulated within the FCC, included faulty data from one company, Barrier Free, which erroneously stated it was serving millions more people than it actually was.
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In the U.S., a 2017 outbreak in Minnesota was due mostly to declines in immunization rates among a Somali immigrant community erroneously told that vaccines cause autism.
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Then, it emerged the US military erroneously shipped live anthrax used for research purposes to South Korea, as well as parts of the US, Canada and Australia.
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The New York Times erroneously reported that the Norway attacker had posted to 8Chan before that attack on Saturday, but the website was already offline by then.
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On the other hand, when "Princess Daisy" erroneously placed the start of World War II at 1940 instead of 1939, Ms. Krantz received only a single letter.
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The letters, which arrived just two days before the deadline to fix registrations, were sent erroneously to thousands of people who had no issues with their registration.
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President Trump last year claimed erroneously that the United States is the "only country in the world" that automatically confers citizenship to anyone born in the country.
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He said the United States was erroneously counting 155 Russian diplomats working at the United Nations headquarters in New York as being Russian diplomats on U.S. soil.
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WEEKEND ARTS A comedy entry in the Listings pages on Friday erroneously included a performance of "It's Maybe Something With Wyatt Cenac" at Union Hall on Sunday.
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BOOK REVIEW The young adult hardcover best-seller list last Sunday erroneously included "Handbook for Mortals," by Lani Sarem, as the No. 2698 book in some editions.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article erroneously attributed a distinction to Los Angeles, which is set to host the 2028 Summer Games.
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Trump claimed erroneously that Soleimani was meeting "the head of Hezbollah" (the Iran-backed Lebanese militant group is separate from group led by Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis).
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In December, he suggested that United States intelligence agencies could not be trusted because they erroneously concluded that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.
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He also revealed that there was yet another problem with the Max: an indicator light that erroneously activated because of an issue with the flight control computer.
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An article on Page 21 this weekend about a 50th anniversary version of the Monterey International Pop Festival erroneously includes one band among those scheduled to perform.
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An earlier version of this column referred erroneously to evidence that came out of the investigation in the manipulation of the London interbank offered rate, or Libor.
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So Californians who receive unwanted calls or texts from, say, a debt collector that has erroneously stored their number in its database can sue under the TCPA.
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Gutman had erroneously reported on-air that all four of Bryant's children were on board the helicopter that crashed on a hillside in Calabasas, California, on Sunday.
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Flight-control software that was erroneously activated in both crashes prompted Boeing to develop a fix, but government safety officials have not yet signed off on it.
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Snub: Amy Adams With five Oscar nominations (without a win), Ms. Adams failed to secure a nomination this year — despite an early academy announcement erroneously stating otherwise.
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WEEKEND An article on Friday about "Saving Washington," an exhibition about early female patriots, at the New-York Historical Society, erroneously attributed a distinction to Thomas Jefferson.
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" The two have a conversation about how Chinese people make, in their words, "dishonest" food because it contains MSG, which McCusker erroneously says that Chinese people "invented.
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You can't get your cancer treated in the E.R. Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article erroneously attributed some statements to Masha Chepovetsky.
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The department this week was forced to disclose that it erroneously targeted more than 228,2000 Corinthian borrowers for collection, nearly three times the amount it previously said.
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An earlier version of this article, relying on information from authorities in New Zealand, erroneously included an individual among the victims who were killed in the attack.
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And it relied on data from multiple sensors measuring the plane's acceleration and its angle to the wind, helping to ensure that the software didn't activate erroneously.
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Moreover, the prosecutors in her case have previously made mistakes, including erroneously accusing Butina of offering sex in exchange for a position in a special interest group.
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This week, Ross Ulbricht's defense team dropped a briefappealing for a new trial, arguing that the court erroneously suppressed information about the corrupt federal agents investigating Silk Road.
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Treasury yields initially fell after the release of the employment report on what analysts said was a data provider erroneously showing a downward revision in July wage growth.
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Ryan Yarosh, the university's senior director of media and public relations, told Refinery29 that Pipe Dream had erroneously reported that police said they would be investigating the incident.
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Nancy Altman, president of Social Security Works, said in an interview that she thinks Americans, particularly millennials, erroneously believe the system won't be there when they need it.
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The congressman has denied wrongdoing and has repaid more than $60,000 to the Federal Election Commission for charges he said were erroneously put on the campaign credit card.
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Turns out Twitter had been overstating its number of users for the past three years by erroneously counting users of third-party apps into its total monthly actives.
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This was the cry from the heart of liberals despairing at media coverage that erroneously equated Trump's disqualifying, morally heinous flaws with Clinton's run-of-the-mill ones.
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As the popular vote tally for Clinton continued to climb after the election, Trump ignited controversy when he erroneously tweeted that "millions" had voted illegally in the Nov.
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Regardless of who caused it no one should ever be erroneously charged (even if it's temporary), especially if it led to users' accounts being overdrawn or without funds.
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However, many states impose a premium tax (averaging about 2 percent) on health insurers (but not on Medicare), and those tax payments are counted–erroneously–as administrative costs.
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INTERNATIONAL Because of an editing error, an article on Wednesday about President Obama's planned visit to Hiroshima, Japan, erroneously attributed a distinction to Secretary of State John Kerry.
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Some conventional rankings, like Education Week's ranking, erroneously treat government spending on education as a purely positive factor, rewarding states that spend lavishly regardless of actual student performance.
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Steven Lawrence Wright, 37, was "erroneously released" just before 1pm on Saturday due to a clerical error, a statement released by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department states.
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White told Reuters the plaintiffs' claims erroneously place the blame for the opioid crisis entirely on prescription drug manufacturers rather than heroin from Mexico or fentanyl from China.
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Often erroneously cited in Christian circles as a story about homosexuality, the sin of Sodom is that the people of the town sought to mistreat and abuse outsiders.
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Editor's note: An earlier version of this story erroneously stated that paying off an installment loan will immediately remove the account and its history from your credit report.
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Defendant also appears to erroneously believe the Subsequent Episodes are not considered a 'television series' because they are being produced for Netflix, rather than a traditional broadcast network.
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It was previously, and apparently erroneously, reported that LeBron James had also signed on to the movie, but LeBron James pocket resident Brian Windhorst says not so fast.
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But it may also reflect a tactical awareness that people who feel, even erroneously, that they are losing power can be angrier than those who are seeking it.
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An article on Thursday about rally towels and their popularity at baseball games erroneously included a team among those with orange colors that made the playoffs last season.
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Other cells that are active, which can occur with infection or inflammation, can also light up, though, leading to false positive results, meaning the scan shows cancer erroneously.
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FEMA has determined that 537 of those burial applications were not related to Hurricane Maria, including people who erroneously asked for funeral assistance while seeking other FEMA aid.
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That involved running known samples through the test to make sure it picked up SARS-Cov-2 when it should, and didn't erroneously flag harmless, virus-free samples.
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An earlier version of this column erroneously included Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont among the Democrats who have criticized the proposed merger of AT&T and Time Warner.
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The bill "erroneously presumes that persons in public possess or are afforded a reasonable expectation of privacy," the Riverside Sheriffs' Association wrote in an analysis of the bill.
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While the match has often been erroneously cited as the first battle of the Croatian war of independence, Mr. Lalic said it did play an important psychological role.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on May 24637 about Cardinal Darío Castrillón Hoyos, an influential figure in the Roman Catholic Church in Latin America, erroneously attributed a distinction to him.
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NEW YORK An article on Tuesday about New York City's mayoral race, using information from Republican Party officials, erroneously attributed a distinction to one candidate, Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously stated that Christie's is the auction house that will be handling the sale of artwork for the estate of John Richardson.
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Because the disorder is underdiagnosed among women and often erroneously believed to predominantly or exclusively affect men, Benham said she thinks visibility for autistic women is particularly important.
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An article on June 6 about moves by neighboring Arab nations to isolate Qatar erroneously included one type of institution in describing the construction boom in the country.
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OBITUARIES An obituary on Tuesday about Christopher C. Kraft Jr., the founder of NASA's mission control, erroneously credited the American astronaut Edward H. White 2d with a distinction.
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Hundreds of New York State prisoners were locked in cells, denied release or removed from programs when tests erroneously showed they had used narcotics, according to a lawsuit.
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A 2013 case, for example, raised the question of what should happen if police officers erroneously stopped someone because of faulty technology, then discovered evidence of a crime.
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Over the years, I've found that many people who proclaim their hatred are simply attempting to express frustration, or they erroneously believe it will protect them from pain.
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Boeing has developed a software fix for the planes after flight-control software that was erroneously activated repeatedly pushed the nose of the planes down before both crashes.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer on Tuesday acknowledged that President Trump erroneously blamed the Obama administration for releasing 122 "vicious" prisoners from the Guantanamo Bay detention center.
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According to Pew Research Center, a majority of Americans believe organic produce is healthier, and many erroneously believe it to be safer than conventional or genetically engineered alternatives.
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Lengyel said the California National Guard discovered in 22019 that some of the bonuses, meant for troops with high-demand skills, were distributed erroneously or without proper paperwork.
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After gossip columns reported, erroneously, that Prince Charles was considering buying several apartments in Trump Tower, Trump implied that he had no idea where the rumor had started.
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It was Uber itself that told TfL in May that a change to its systems had erroneously allowed unauthorised drivers to upload their photos to other drivers' accounts.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on Thursday about the Rockefeller Foundation's naming Rajiv Shah as its new president, using information from the organization, erroneously attributed a distinction to him.
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The news site TMZ was the first outlet to report the arrest — but erroneously stated that Avenatti's estranged wife, Lisa Storie-Avenatti, had filed the police report against him.
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Warren Beatty also made a made a subtle political statement before he and Faye Dunaway erroneously presented the Best Picture award to La La Land before real winner Moonlight.
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NEW YORK – In a story June 10 about the opening of 3 World Trade Center, The Associated Press erroneously reported the name of the anchor tenant in the building.
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Edwards claims that once the dog was transferred to the clinic, "the staff there erroneously directly attached the oxygen to her," which caused complications that led to her death.
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A music review on Monday about Loudon Wainwright III, at the Appel Room in Manhattan, erroneously included a co-writer of the song "Love Hurts," which Mr. Wainwright performed.
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" If we accept this premise, then #bagelgate was a hybrid, erroneously identified as a "celebrity misunderstands food" incident but actually a classic "celebrity eats food in a weird way.
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A small carrier, called BarrierFree, erroneously reported it served census blocks with nearly 62 million people, which would make it the fourth largest internet service provider in the country.
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Huskins' case became erroneously known as the "Gone Girl" kidnapping, in reference to the popular book and movie about a deceitful disappearance, after investigators called her story a hoax.
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Some news outlets have erroneously claimed that Russia is willing to provide an audio recording, but Reuters is reporting that Putin didn't offer up any audio, just a transcript.
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An additional 3,100 are out of the military already and difficult to locate, 1,100 were erroneously overpaid and 5,400 had a problem collecting after a government audit was complete.
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Consumers who erroneously thought they were using a secure platform to send confidential and potentially compromising information are now at great risk of having that information used against them.
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Twitter has struggled with misinformation around breaking news events in the past, and a number of other YouTube celebrities have already been erroneously reported as involved in today's shooting.
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" Last month he was also criticized for erroneously stating that Hitler never used chemical weapons on "his own people" and for calling World War II concentration camps "Holocaust centers.
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A video upload tool—intended to enable "Happy Birthday" videos—would erroneously appear on the "View As" page, and provide the access token of whomever the hacker searched for.
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Media outlets like CNN, Bloomberg, and the Wall Street Journal misreported critical facts in a way that erroneously suggested nefarious or illegal action on the part of Trump associates.
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EDT The Associated Press said it erroneously reported that EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt met with Dow Chemical CEO Andrew Liveris for about a half-hour at a Houston hotel.
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Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker erroneously said Wednesday that a terrorist who set off bombs in New York and New Jersey last year had two "overseas" accomplices helping him.
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An article in some editions on Monday about the collapse of the Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry during a performance in Coney Island erroneously attributed a song to the band.
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And particularly in rural areas, bus and car travel at night is made more perilous by drivers operating with the headlights off, erroneously believing that it saves vehicle batteries.
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You can read Niantic's full statement below: We recently discovered that the Pokémon GO account creation process on iOS erroneously requests full access permission for the user's Google account.
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The parties are looking to avoid a repeat of 2012 in which Mitt Romney was erroneously declared the winner of the Republican caucuses (Rick Santorum actually won the night).
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"Given President Trump's recent threat to withdraw relief workers from Puerto Rico, it is crucial that he and the public not receive erroneously low fatality totals," the senators wrote.
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She seethed when confronted by Instagram images erroneously referring to impostor Kiinis as the real article, and even hired a company to scrub such posts of the #kiini hashtag.
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The film refuses to give its audience the easy exit of extolling "realness" or authenticity (which is often and erroneously taken to the be the opposite of role-playing).
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But the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bangladesh has said she would not be allowed into the country and that she had been "erroneously identified" as a Bangladeshi national.
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FIFA initially, and erroneously, told broadcasters they could not even interview Márquez, before revising that advice to say that they could, provided they did so without displaying sponsor logos.
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This proposed rule is the rankest form of scapegoating, linked to Attorney General Jeff Sessions and his 2015 white paper erroneously blaming legal immigrants for job losses among citizens.
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On Sunday, Gutman erroneously reported that all four of Bryant&aposs daughters were on board the helicopter with him at the time of the fatal crash in Calabasas, California.
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In 2014, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology published an account explaining how it had sent an email about undergraduate financial aid that erroneously told applicants they had been accepted.
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An earlier version of the introduction to this interview erroneously included one country in a list of places to which Judith Matloff traveled to gather material for her book.
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The county said it had been erroneously placed on the list even though it provides reports on prisoners to ICE and grants the agency access to inmates for interviews.
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FRONT PAGE Because of an editing error, an article on Wednesday about legal arguments over President Trump's targeted travel ban erroneously attributed comments from a hearing on the issue.
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He says a new development in his nearly seven-decade career is patients who erroneously diagnose themselves on the internet and then turn up at his surgery demanding drugs.
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He trashes the couple for being two-faced, but saves his nastiest stuff for Jamal, whom he erroneously believes knew about the relationship but helped Andre cover it up.
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As a human trafficking expert witness, I am called to testify for the prosecution of human traffickers, as well as for the defense in cases of erroneously criminalized victims.
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Investigations into the two crashes suggest that MCAS erroneously engaged, forcing the planes&apos noses to point down, and that pilots were unable to regain control of the aircraft.
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At the same time, a Sanders spokesperson drew further attention to the septuagenarian candidate's health by erroneously accusing Mike Bloomberg of suffering multiple heart attacks before withdrawing the claim.
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ARTS & LEISURE An article on Page 21 this weekend about a 26397th anniversary version of the Monterey International Pop Festival erroneously includes one band among those scheduled to perform.
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ARTS & LEISURE An article on Page 21 this weekend about a 50th anniversary version of the Monterey International Pop Festival erroneously includes one band among those scheduled to perform.
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INTERNATIONAL Because of an editing error, an article on Saturday about an attack in Stockholm that killed four people erroneously included one country among those that make up NATO.
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Huskins' case became erroneously known as the "Gone Girl" kidnapping, referencing the popular book and movie about a phony kidnapping, after police publicly cast doubt on her story before apologizing.
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When an ACLU study found Rekognition erroneously matched 28 members of Congress from a data set of mugshot photos, Amazon argued that the researchers simply failed to follow best practices.
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Indeed, in the wake of the result—and some news outlets erroneously describing this as a fight for legalization—even advocates weren't totally sure of what they had actually done.
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But she agreed with both Christie's lawyers and county prosecutors that a lower court judge erroneously denied the governor's attorney an opportunity to participate in a prior hearing in October.
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The NYSE's violations included erroneously implementing a market-wide regulatory halt and negligently misrepresenting stock prices as "automated" despite extensive system issues ahead of a total shutdown, the SEC said.
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Harry Shapiro, the Director of the UK charity Drug Wise, said that using the term "dodgy batch" is inaccurate, and that it erroneously implies that "good" batches of pills exist.
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ABC News on Wednesday suspended correspondent Matt Gutman after he erroneously reported on Sunday that all four of Kobe Bryant's daughters were on the helicopter that crashed, killing nine people.
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Huskins' case became erroneously known as the "Gone Girl" kidnapping, referencing the popular book and movie about a phony kidnapping, after Vallejo police initially publicly cast doubt on her story.
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Jessie Hahn, a labor and policy attorney at the National Immigrant Justice Fund, is perhaps most concerned about E-Verify's potential to erroneously declare someone ineligible (or eligible) to work.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio – In a story May 24 about a request for clemency by death row inmate Robert Van Hook, The Associated Press erroneously reported on his current attorneys&apos strategies.
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"If an erroneously high single angle of attack (AOA) sensor input is received by the flight control system, there is a potential for repeated nose-down trim commands," it wrote.
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This attempt involved forged email headers that made it appear as if users were receiving emails from themselves, which also led to those messages erroneously appearing in the Sent folder.
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The unfamiliar system kicked in, erroneously, in the case of the Lion Air flight in Indonesia, and they did not have the tools or knowledge to override it in time.
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It's hard to predict what would have happened without that flurry of activity, but even attempting to do so erroneously suggests there was a scenario where this played out differently.
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This leads to cell mutation and causes new cells to grow erroneously, which means free radicals are associated with both development of cancer as well as the progression of aging.
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Kushner also explained that his application form for a security clearance form was submitted prematurely due to a miscommunication with his assistant, who had erroneously believed the document was complete.
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The Democrats who are now outraged about Comey's firing are the same ones who have been viciously attacking and erroneously blaming Comey for Hillary Clinton's loss in the November election.
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Louisiana's climate change disease-du-jour though, is vibrio vulnificus, erroneously nicknamed the "flesh-eating bacteria" (it doesn't actually eat flesh but rather causes white blood cells to destroy flesh).
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Preliminary reports into the two crashes — Lion Air Flight 610 and Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 — indicate that an automated system erroneously engaged and forced the planes' noses to point down.
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That audit, which was completed last month, found that 6900,2628 soldiers were erroneously offered bonuses because they were either not entitled to them or there were errors in their paperwork.
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"They were afraid of not cooperating" with Rubin, and also believed, erroneously, that nondisclosure agreements they had signed prevented them from telling lawyers what was happening to them, Balestriere said.
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With six members of the Supreme Court in the audience, the president delivered an unseemly (and erroneously exaggerated) critique of the Court for its decision in the Citizens United case.
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This will ensure that Myanmar cannot erroneously claim— as Aung San Suu Kyi did in a rare public speech this week — that 81 of 88 recommendations have already been implemented.
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"This devastation is directly related to President Bolsonaro's anti-environmental rhetoric, which erroneously frames forest protections and human rights as impediments to Brazil's economic growth," Poirier said in a statement.
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Panic and confusion erupted in Central Park on Saturday night after a loud noise frightened concertgoers at the Global Citizen Festival, with some people erroneously attributing the sound to gunshots.
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Friedman, who (erroneously) saw Japan and South Korea as brilliant examples of open, competitive markets, was understandably impatient in China; the country embodied everything that was wrong with government planning.
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BUSINESS DAY A picture caption with an article on Thursday about a plan by a group of hospitals to create a nonprofit generic drug company erroneously named the new company.
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The picture, erroneously included in a set of images provided by the museum, showed an outdated version of "+ x, Chapter 34,"; it is not the current work in the show.
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In the past, his time in New York has often been skipped over because, the curators here argue, it is erroneously perceived as being an unproductive period for the artist.
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It was initially reported on social media, erroneously, that Brown was requiring its players to wear headgear — a falsehood that spread to virtually every corner of the N.C.A.A. coaching ranks.
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The tourism body of Maharashtra, the state where Nashik is located, is so apathetic that it erroneously refers to the wineries as "breweries" in a brief mention on its website.
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ABC News&apos chief national correspondent was suspended by the network Wednesday after erroneously reporting on the helicopter crash that killed the basketball legend Kobe Bryant, E News first reported.
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But it did uncover serious problems with the voting process -- including erroneously disqualified ballots and broken machines -- and eventually resulted in convictions and jail time for two local election officials.
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But what many investors — 6 in 10 — erroneously believe is that you can only contribute to a Roth once you hit your 401(k) maximum, according to TD Ameritrade's research.
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The paper had erroneously called the election for his rival, Thomas E Dewey, before the real result became known, in one of the most famous moments in US electoral history.
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The newspaper cited one person familiar with the design saying this approach was taken in order to guard against the system acting erroneously or causing a pilot to lose control.
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Many people online have misinterpreted the study and erroneously linked its predictions to the possible death toll of an outbreak similar to what we're currently witnessing with the Wuhan coronavirus.
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FRONT PAGE An article on June 2800 about moves by neighboring Arab nations to isolate Qatar erroneously included one type of institution in describing the construction boom in the country.
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Firms can make mistakes on these forms — for instance, erroneously reporting the amount of ordinary dividends to a client — and send corrected paperwork to the investor well into the spring.
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The fashion industry is often erroneously cited as the second-most polluting business in the world, but overproduction, chemical use, carbon emissions and waste are certainly issues it contends with.
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It was Mr. Priebus who relayed to Mr. Trump, erroneously, that The Times had changed the conditions of the meeting, believing it would result in a cancellation, these people said.
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A curious case of artificial intelligence wire-crossing has popped up, causing Apple's Siri to erroneously think the Bulgarian national anthem is Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee's "Despacito," according to CNET.
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Ethnic Albanian party Besa had asked the election commission to overturn the result, saying the woman had not been allowed to vote because records erroneously showed she had already done so.
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Erin remembered that on November 10, two days before the march, Trump and political pundits erroneously accused protesters of being paid by the likes of philanthropist George Soros, who funds MoveOn.
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That's because according to the Allied Pilots Association union, a glitch in the system American Airlines uses to schedule time off for pilots was erroneously green-lighting every single PTO request.
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"We recently discovered that the Pokémon GO account creation process on iOS erroneously requests full access permission for the user's Google account," the company said in a statement provided to Recode.
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In August, Grubhub pledged to refund restaurants that could show they were charged erroneously and doubled the time it gives them to review recordings of calls, from 60 to 120 days.
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After the controversy surrounding an erroneously reported robbery in Rio, the swimmer hopes his appearance on this season of Dancing With the Stars will help him – and everybody else – move on.
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Positioning legitimate concerns about election interference with equal measure to Trump's blustering, while pointing to Facebook's good intentions in the middle erroneously minimizes the complaints while giving strength to Trump's propaganda.
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The document said the erroneously collected call detail records were "not authorized" by the orders issued by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, which authorizes and oversees the U.S. government's surveillance activities.
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A unanimous three-judge panel of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the district court erroneously allowed mechanical engineer Samuel Sero to testify as the plaintiffs' sole expert witness.
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New York (CNN Business)President Donald Trump met with Twitter chief executive Jack Dorsey on Tuesday, hours after Trump erroneously accused the social media company of "discriminatory" behavior toward conservative users.
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Both Feinstein and Earnest also erroneously claimed that Clinton's emails are being released voluntarily because Clinton tweeted last year that she wanted the State Department to release all of her communications.
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An anecdote he tells about the time, several years ago, that he was erroneously informed that he had syphilis bolsters his argument that the medical establishment views gay men with suspicion.
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" She cautions that this case should not be exploited to fuel Islamophobia in the US. "FGM is often erroneously connected to Muslim communities, when in fact it is a cultural practice.
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An obituary on Thursday about John Young, the founder of the organization Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities, erroneously included one major league team among those he worked for as a scout.
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An Associated Press report in some editions on Thursday in the Sports Briefing column erroneously attributed a distinction to lineman Kyle Long, who signed a contract extension with the Chicago Bears.
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The report stated that the attorney noted that when they submitted this form in February 2017, it erroneously said they had not used a controlled substance in the past seven years.
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She herself has received dozens of e-mails, since 2013, from Jordan Jereb, a leader of the Republic of Florida, a group erroneously linked to Nikolas Cruz, the Parkland school shooter.
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An earlier version of the entry about the National Dance Institute's Event of the Year, using information from a publicist, erroneously included an author among those whose writing inspired the choreography.
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Citing a tweet by a BBC reporter that erroneously reported that the President was not wearing an earpiece to hear the translation of remarks made by Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni.
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Yarmuth's tweet calls back to a remark from White House senior adviser Kellyanne Conway last month in which she erroneously referred to a "Bowling Green massacre" terrorist attack that never occurred.
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According to The Register a folder containing 300GB of live production data was erroneously deleted by a GitLab sysadmin — with just 4.5GB remaining by the time the delete command was cancelled.
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"We recently discovered that the Pokémon Go account creation process on iOS erroneously requests full access permission for the user's Google account," the company said in a statement provided to Recode.
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Cemex, a Mexican construction materials company, is being targeted because it reportedly owns an abandoned camp in Arizona which conspiracy theorists erroneously believe is the location of a human trafficking site.
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On Saturday, the actress called out her assistant, Emma, for the mushrooms that appeared erroneously in the lunch that had been ordered for her, despite her severe hatred of the fungus.
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The controversy only adds to Trump's self-inflicted PR disaster, which started when he erroneously claimed that his predecessors in the Oval Office didn't call the families of fallen service members.
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An earlier version of this article erroneously included a former policy adviser to Scott Pruitt among the people Mr. Pruitt blamed in congressional testimony for the public criticism he has faced.
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" An article on Thursday about New York City's new director of night life erroneously included one European city on a list of those with similar positions, commonly known as "night mayors.
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One of the more frustrating aspects of working as a YouTube creator is dealing with videos erroneously being taken down by the company and having to go through YouTube's appeal process.
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An article on Wednesday about France's economy erroneously attributed a distinction to the Meraviglia cruise liner, built by the shipyard STX France, which an Italian competitor is trying to take over.
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In 2011, the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) released a report finding $33 million worth of plug-in electric and alternative motor vehicle credits were claimed erroneously from Jan.
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An article on Tuesday about New York City's plan to offer free, full-day preschool to all 3-year-olds within four years erroneously attributed a distinction to the city's plan.
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NOTE: This post has been updated from the original to add Symantec in the first and third paragraphs; it replaces a company erroneously listed as having participated in the SBIR program.
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An article on Thursday about Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson's diplomatic efforts with Iran erroneously included Bahrain among allies of the United States that have a Sunni Muslim demographic majority.
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An article on Tuesday about the theft of a 221-pound coin known as the Big Maple Leaf from the Bode Museum in Berlin erroneously attributed a distinction to the coin.
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The On Soccer column on Monday about the round of 16 matchups in the Champions League erroneously included Napoli among the teams in the round of 16 for the first time.
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"The district court's determination that Time Warner would not have increased bargaining leverage post-merger erroneously disregarded the economics that governs negotiations in this industry," the DOJ argued in its brief.
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But what many investors — 22020 out of 270 — erroneously believe is that you can only contribute to a Roth once you hit your 259(k) maximum, according to TD Ameritrade's research.
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The criminal complaint filed by prosecutors and the Secret Service against Zhang last week highlighted how a Mar-a-Lago beach club manager erroneously thought Zhang was related to a member.
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One — the Cleveland Indians An earlier version of this article included a question that erroneously included one franchise among the list of teams that have played in only one home ballpark.
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A Facebook spokeswoman said that the company's automated systems had erroneously suspended Mr. Guo's account and that once the company was able to investigate the error, it had restored the profile.
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The compromised accounts were then used to make fake orders so as to erroneously boost sellers' ratings, and the hackers also sold a number of the accounts themselves, the report continues.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads After years of being erroneously credited to two men, a group of 19th-century watercolors and drawings are now rightly attributed to Caroline Louisa Daly.
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Thanks to an unfortunate cocktail of racism, xenophobia, and a disproportionately influential 1968 letter to the editor in the New England Journal of Medicine, many believe — in most cases, totally erroneously!
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President Donald Trump, who drew criticism over the weekend for erroneously blaming the fires on "gross mismanagement" of forests, approved California Governor Jerry Brown's request for a major disaster declaration on Monday.
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From a NASA press release:In an attempt to correct the erroneously high rates produced by the backup gyro, the Hubble operations team executed a running restart of the gyro on Oct. 16.
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The process is further complicated because the children are listed as unaccompanied by the federal government — erroneously, Govindaiah said, because they didn't enter the United States by themselves but with a parent.
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Our thought bubble, from Axios editor-in-chief Nicholas Johnston: Too much computer can be anodyne, like Waze directing me off a highway when it erroneously thinks there's a jam up ahead.
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Duncan Hunter posted a video Thursday of himself climbing over a barrier that he erroneously calls "the grand border wall" in a move his Democratic opponent initially claimed violated Hunter's bail agreement.
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It triggered a wave of events in which the patient, Gaëtan Dugas, a French-Canadian flight attendant, was erroneously blamed for bringing the human immunodeficiency virus, or HIV, to the United States.
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The California couple falsely accused by police of staging their own kidnapping in what was erroneously called the "Gone Girl" case has sued the Vallejo Police Department and the city, PEOPLE confirms.
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At this point, Trump mostly seems to be dropping Cook's name to give some appearance of progress, much as he did when erroneously taking credit for saving a Ford factory last week.
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Even after Russian guards lowered the hammer and sickle from atop the Kremlin all those years ago, American officials erroneously assumed that Turkey would remain shoulder-to-shoulder with its American partners.
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An article on the DealBook page on Wednesday about the value of Lending Club to some high-risk borrowers erroneously included one state among those that have no cap on interest rates.
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This is true of the HPV vaccine, too—it doesn't pose greater risk than other vaccines, and it certainly doesn't cause mental retardation, as US Congresswoman Michele Bachmann erroneously claimed in 2011.
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Investigators believe the system was erroneously activated during the Lion Air flight in Indonesia last year, forcing the plane to dive down in a crash that killed all 189 people on board.
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Investigators believed the system was erroneously activated during a Lion Air flight in Indonesia last year, forcing the plane to dive down in a crash that killed all 85033 people on board.
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BUSINESS DAY The Common Sense column on Friday, about major public works projects that President-elect Donald J. Trump might consider, erroneously included one project among those started under the New Deal.
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An article on Tuesday about the postponement of a court hearing into whether Apple could be compelled to help the government unlock a terrorist's iPhone erroneously attributed a distinction to the company.
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