Some apparent misspellings would turn out not to be misspellings but, simply, archaic spellings that had fallen out of favor.
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These range from common misspellings of Google such as gogole.
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But in the business world, misspellings can hurt our reputation.
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Just as prehistoric was the typewriter's inability to correct misspellings.
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Some specific misspellings that have sent people searching on Dictionary.
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Look at the sender for misspellings, or weird typos, says Gourley.
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Google owns domains of common misspellings of its name, like Gooogle.
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The return labels all had the same misspellings, the letter said.
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Those range from misspellings to outdated figures to mischaracterizations and miscalculations.
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I reread my once clean copy for strange words or misspellings.
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Thanks to misspellings in the program, Martha Beckett became Marta Becket.
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With childlike misspellings, the girl wrote "Dios es marvilloso" ("God is marvelous").
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These days, creative misspellings are still pretty common among early-stage founders.
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It can be rife with misspellings, vulgarity or flat-out wrong information.
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Forget the grammar police stalking Facebook and Twitter for your misspellings and typos.
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Mr Zaoralek says the shift is meant to prevent future "distortions and misspellings".
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Any mistakes, misspellings, or fabrications originated with the ticket-buyers and ticket-sellers.
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Elizabeth Warren has posted only five tweets with misspellings in the Trump era.
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Thankfully, I built that one on a computer and there were no misspellings.
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But the disorderliness in alignment was hardly as glaring as the misspellings, though.
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Startups have had a long run of branding themselves with creative misspellings, animal names.
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"They were very particular about the spelling, and the misspellings in particular," Longstreth says.
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I was always so anxious when met with substitute teachers' mispronunciations, people's continual misspellings.
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The entire Crimson homepage was plastered with goofy interactions of misspellings of Zuckerberg's name.
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" — COLBERT, on misspellings on the White House's (inaccurate) list of underreported terror attacks "Yes!
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"About half of the 32,000 known disease-causing, single-letter mutations have one of the misspellings that ABE can fix" About half of the 32,000 known disease-causing, single-letter mutations have one of the misspellings that ABE can fix, Liu said.
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But I can&apost defend him on the grammar and the punctuation and the misspellings.
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After awhile, David began to take photos documenting the impressive range of misspellings she encountered.
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Traffic poured in, to the point where Goldberg began buying domains of the popular misspellings.
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Buried beneath the numerous typos and misspellings in the star's post is a worthy message.
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Trump spews emotional tweets impetuously and vindictively, lacing his venom with misspellings or grammatical mistakes.
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There are constant flubs, misspellings, and deletions—deletions of what should be part of public record.
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More than 6,000 tweets in office — at least half of those with no misspellings at all!
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She had the emojis and misspellings of a child and the intelligence and strategy of an adult.
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The software seemed to get me—and my scrambled misspellings—in ways that no other had before.
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His company is set to debut a new tool that will track Trump's misspellings in real time.
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Among them are the Iraq War and the "War on Terriorism" — a new benchmark for memorial misspellings.
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My experience using the feature was filled with results rife with misspellings, profanity, and languages I couldn't read.
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There are a lot of misspellings on the original cover, including my name, which they did on purpose.
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But his seeming lack of a filter on the social media platform has also led to several misspellings.
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Unlike Brennan's address, the Clapper address contains no misspellings and like Biden's, it includes his middle name, Robert.
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With their awkward syntax and frequent misspellings, the president's tweets aren't too far from the language of spam.
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The agency's staff would review its work "down to misspellings" if there was anything wrong before sending, he said.
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Once the two made it to the 25th round without any more misspellings, they were each crowned co-champions.
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Posters can utilize a variety of misspellings, dog whistles, and coded language to refer to certain races or ethnicities.
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Despite considerable efforts, it's inevitable that some typos, misspellings and grammatical errors will make their way into our report.
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Instead, red lines appear under misspellings and blue lines will be under what Gmail perceives to be grammatical errors.
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Even little things like frequent misspellings in his tweets reinforce his brand of being anything but a polished politician.
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After combing through the responses, complete with misspellings and some unprintable portmanteaus, we came up with some interesting observations.
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Apparently, The New York Times said that he does misspellings on purpose so he&aposs, like, one of the folks.
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And, as the L.A. Times reported last month, the missing list was filled with duplicates and misspellings at its peak.
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Spammers altered their tactics to work around them (this is why spam is full of deliberate misspellings such as "v1agr*").
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While the kids aren't asking anything super NSFW, it's the pure innocence and awkward misspellings that make this pure gold.
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No one really knows how to talk about all of the misspellings that have thus far characterized the Trump administration.
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Misspellings of various body parts also still result in related GIFs, and in at least one instance we found, nudity.
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Her emails, which she sent at the speed of conversation, were often in all caps and always full of misspellings.
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Stone then twice mentions to Credico -- with major misspellings -- Frank Pentangeli, the character from the movie who lies to Congress.
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Still, it's always good to keep an eye out for anything that seems fishy, like misspellings in the update message.
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Keep in mind: Since news shows are often transcribed in real time, closed captions do have occasional misspellings and other errors.
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According to the criminal complaint against Sayoc, some of the packages included the same misspellings found on Sayoc's social media postings.
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He wrote a program that used the statistical properties of text on the Web to determine which words were likely misspellings.
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Trump's Twitter feed is also often riddled with misspellings, but staff members can't take credit for those errors, sources tell the Globe.
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The 17-page script is a draft of the final piece and contains several misspellings, corrections and incomplete sentences, according to auctioneers.
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Kimmel aired an ad for a fake game titled "SCRABULL," which mocks Trump over a number of Twitter misspellings over his presidency.
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The misspellings in "I angHave to be Prettyty" read like text messages mistyped drunk or high, clawing at a deeply ingrained mindset.
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Former senior FBI profiler Mary Ellen O'Toole said she would be careful about characterizing misspellings or mistakes as carelessness by the perpetrator.
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Perhaps the most entertaining surges come misspellings that may be a wee bit inspired by an over-consumption of green beer or whiskey.
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Now, thanks to the Covfefe Act, all those Trump Twitter rants and misspellings will be preserved, regardless of whether or not they're deleted.
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Some of the waistbands use misspellings such as "Calven Klain" and "Oalvin Klein" in an attempt to cash in on famous brand names.
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This would explain statements about the Trump administration pursuing "the possibility of peach" in the Middle East, or common misspellings of individuals' names.
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The company already tested this with "The Handmaid's Tale," and was able to identify and correct more than 1,500 unique misspellings, it says.
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Search is also getting smarter: Hulu says it'll now respond better to common misspellings or abbreviations (like "HIMYM" for How I Met Your Mother).
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Her kickoff video begins with a tongue-in-cheek look at the many misspellings of her name on Starbucks coffee cups: Farusc, Farus, Faraus.
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At that time, we found top trends included putting AI into your name, using popular first names and employing creative misspellings of common words.
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Don't download any app with overwhelmingly negative reviews, and make sure to avoid apps with weird misspellings or other typos in their names or descriptions.
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Just as spellcheck alerts you to a typo, other algorithms pore over your electronically submitted resume for misspellings, grammar and information about your work history.
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Several pieces in the cruise collection bore the label "GUCCY," playing on the law-dodging misspellings sometimes used by knockoff artists: a faux real, for real.
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Misspellings can happen, subtle meanings can get lost — or, as in the case of the translation below, the whole thing can just come out totally, brilliantly wrong.
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Besides previous Trump misspellings, the bumbled ticket also brings to mind the time Hofstra University misspelled Hillary Clinton's name on tickets for the first 2016 presidential debate.
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"Until UFC, Usada, or whoever is (expletive) with me Fixes it, I won't be competing," Diaz told his followers in a tweet filled with profanity and misspellings.
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Manipulated photos of Zuckerberg's face filled the photo slots on the page, while headlines about Facebook, the Winklevoss twins, and intentional misspellings of Zuckerberg's name flowed freely.
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Getting a final grid was complicated by having not one but two misspellings in the grid at different points in time (sorry about that Will and company!).
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Before Now When Congress released examples of Facebook ads that the Russian troll farm bought several years ago, many of the ads had misspellings and grammatical errors.
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"With general BEC attacks, you might wonder how anyone can fall for this, because there are probably red flags like misspellings and other inaccuracies," Agari's Hassold says.
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From there, it used those words to teach its classification system to expand the possible terms and hashtags that could relate to certain issues, including misspellings of them.
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Many of Sayoc's social media posts contained misspellings that were consistent with the pipe bomb packages, including the misspelled names of Clinton and Schultz, the criminal complaint stated.
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"There are still some counterfeit products that have misspellings on the packaging, or the color is kind of off, or the logo looks kind of skewed," Li says.
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Rubio escalated the feud by reading a string of Trump's tweets -- many directed at Rubio -- off his smartphone, pointing out a series of misspellings Trump made Friday morning.
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He urges recipients of suspicious emails to avoid downloading attachments or clicking on links, and to look closely at email addresses and links for subtle misspellings or inconsistencies.
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Hillary's group texts are why we're in the mess we're in, and there should be a thorough investigation of time stamps, misspellings due to autocorrect, and butt texts.
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Former senior FBI profiler Mary Ellen O'Toole said she would be careful about characterizing misspellings or mistakes as carelessness by the perpetrator, who appears well-versed in politics.
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They are usually well written, cordial and lack the misspellings, grammar mistakes and exclamation points that would trigger many popular email filters that search for spam or phishing attempts.
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However, there are a number of times when the president misspells words on Twitter, which leads to huge spikes in searches for these misspellings and can often cause confusion.
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"CancerPOP reads cancer DNA, identifies misspellings in genes, creates protein traffic maps of the inside of cancer cells, and finds drugs that target those abnormal protein roadways," Cogle said.
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He submitted a 65-page petition to the Board for Corrections of Naval Records in 2016, and got back a denial of just a few pages, peppered with misspellings.
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"If one hashtag is no longer allowed as a searchable term, they'll just misspell the word with extra letters or misspellings," says professor Jonathan Comer, the study's lead researcher.
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The letter also included a footnote that requested that the campaign search not just for emails referring to Mr. Papadopoulos but also for potential misspellings of his last name.
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Sometimes. And when he doesn't, his ghostwriter aides make sure the president's anything-but-random communications are as peppered with misspellings and grammatical glitches as the real-ish thing (!).
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But even the easiest terms are a bit harder to type in once you've had one too many shots of Jameson: "MILF" sees an increase in misspellings of 9 percent.
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After all, it's not the sort of place where everyone knows your name, so it's not uncommon for humorous misspellings (and a few eye-roll inducing happenings) to pop up.
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Related: Welcome to Liberland: Europe's Newest State Foreign Minister Lubomir Zaoralek told reporters a simple one word name was necessary as "there have been distortions and misspellings" in the past.
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I don't know, I saw a lot of pictures of Belinda Carlisle and some pretty solid misspellings, so I imagine it was equal doses of shock all the way around.
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Feldman said the company has built semantic and natural language technology that helps it parse the vagaries of how we all write on social media, with slang, misspellings, emojis and more.
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This story has been corrected due to misspellings in an earlier version; additionally, an earlier version stated that Strafford Organic Creamery sold yogurt and was one of three dairies in Strafford.
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But when he became an actor, he took the name O'Brian — from his mother's side of the family, he said — because he found it less vulnerable than Krampe to unfortunate misspellings.
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They targeted their crawler in particular at misspellings of popular websites—knowing that scammers often create "typosquatting" pages that impersonate legitimate sites—and certain URL shorteners that show spammy ads to visitors.
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Overall, the accounts exhibited a mixture of Arabic and English, and the written Arabic content was in and of itself a strange amalgamation of oddly-phrased vernacular and misspellings in some instances.
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I still had my doubts about the authenticity of the email, but there weren't any misspellings or grammatical errors, or prompts to click on links, things that typically alert you to spam.
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Such is his mystique in the world of finance, however, that one of his followers assumed that the misspellings and deletions were part of a premeditated scheme to exploit Twitter's visibility algorithms.
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Among their findings corroborating their initial suspicion that the items were falsified were multiple misspellings in German, misused or wrongly contextualized National Socialist symbols, and errors in the names of Nazi-era institutions.
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The complaint noted that his Twitter feed, which uses the name Cesar Altieri, contains posts with misspellings consistent with those found on the bombs' packages, such as "Hilary," for Hillary Clinton, and "Shultz," for Rep.
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Although the dodgy landing page was very well designed in that latter case, the lack of an HTTPS lock and misspellings in the URL were key red flags that this was actually a phishing attempt.
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The smart filter sifts through rapidly accumulating chat posts faster than human moderators are able to, and it's supposedly smart enough to spot intentional misspellings — a tactic that is often employed to fool similar filters.
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Clicking on false links from emails or typing in web site urls with slight misspellings, such as Walmaart instead of Walmart, can expose consumers to ransomware or to unintentionally releasing their financial or personal information.
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Instagram will have to be vigilant or dealers may win this cat-and-mouse game by constantly switching to new hashtags using drug name variants, misspellings and synonyms, as well as by restarting terminated accounts.
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If you're keeping a bingo card of President Trump's tweets, Monday morning's spread hit a number of the usual hallmarks: misspellings, bad photoshops, and poking fun at his opponents' physical appearance, to name a few.
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Six weeks ( 44 days) into his presidency, Donald Trump, when left alone because Jared and Ivanka are observing the Sabbath, still bangs out tweets (with episodic misspellings) making wild accusations based on flimsy or nonexistent evidence.
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But the income statements that DMP provided to the banks that gave it loans were rife with misspellings, used different fonts and headers, omitted corporate disclaimers and left out some numbers the bookkeeper would have included.
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BuzzFeed described the dossier's allegations as "unverified" and pointed out some obvious errors that suggested sloppy work, such as misspellings and easily debunked claims, but didn't weigh in on the truthfulness of its most damning charges.
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Maybe I just like to live life a little dangerously, but I think there's something nice about a text typed with vigor, dashed off in the heat of the moment, with the misspellings to prove it.
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" When Trump noted that the shirt appeared to have some misspellings, Strong responded, "No, this was taken verbatim from one of your tweets, therefore it's correct," adding, "The words need to change because you said so, sir!
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Proofpoint's Chris Dawson gives a comprehensive list of what to watch for: Threatening language, misspellings, inaccuracies in the text, pressure to act quickly, attempts to cause panic, and requests to transfer money (even if you're expecting them).
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After lawmakers in both parties and the National Archives told the White House that presidential tweets—even those deleted because of misspellings—should be preserved for posterity, administration officials reassured everyone that they were being properly saved.
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In the synergistic spirit of Disney (but with lavish misspellings), the website also features a line of tie-in products like "Room"-themed watches, backpacks, jackets and men's briefs emblazoned with Mr. Wiseau's name on the waistband.
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The documents include several spicy morsels, such as text messages to aides of Volodymyr Zelensky, who was then Ukraine's president-elect, and one note allegedly scribbled (with misspellings) by Parnas on stationery from the Vienna Ritz-Carlton.
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The White House has assured the National Archives and Records Administration that it will be keeping every single one of President Donald Trump's tweets, including his Twitter musings that contain misspellings and the ones he later on deletes.
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Many of the objects, which were slated for an exhibition at the Holocaust Museum of Buenos Aires, had multiple misspellings in German, misused or wrongly contextualized National Socialist symbols, and errors in the names of Nazi-era institutions.
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In addition to showing jurors the documents' common misspellings, Huawei lawyer Michael Wexler played excerpts of a video deposition in which another former employee admitted to copying 5,760 files from his work computer before leaving Huawei to join CNEX.
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From throwing shade at Trump's common misspellings to calling out Neil deGrasse Tyson for being a grump, dictionaries have mastered the small but powerful troll of sharing a simple definition or top word search in wake of controversial news.
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We've all received bad emails: typos in the subject line, wordy text in the body that doesn't get to the point, stale sign-offs like "yours truly," and the recipient's name misspelled (sometimes in a few places, with different misspellings!) throughout.
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Then-Secretary of State Brian Kemp took the lead on aggressive voting-reduction efforts, purging the voting rolls of over 1 million primarily minority voters and instituting an "exact match" requirement that removed voters for any clerical errors or misspellings.
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According to Fortune, the court ruling isn't final and it might not do much to fight piracy anyhow since the majority of counterfeiters don't use comical misspellings to get listed on marketplaces, but simply copy the designs wholesale to an inferior standard.
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Though the report contained an abundance of misspellings and salacious claims, and looked like a cross between a fashion industry press release and a piece of junk mail peddling off-brand pharmaceuticals, it seemed to promise some clues, if not complete answers.
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In tests on human cells growing in the lab, REPAIR corrected misspellings in the RNA that was made by disease-causing DNA — in this case, Fanconi anemia, an inherited and devastating bone marrow disease, or nephrogenic diabetes insipidus, a serious inborn kidney disease.
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Although misspellings were not unusual in the survey — someone wrote "Beonyce" for Beyoncé, for instance — Buttigieg generated an impressive 167 variations, suggesting that whatever the respondents thought the name was, maybe by reverse-engineering what they thought it sounded like, they were wrong.
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He churns out a steady stream of typos, misspellings, and errors on Twitter to accompany his racist rhetoric and verbal attacks on opponents, like his retweet over the weekend of a conspiracy theory tying Jeffrey Epstein's death to Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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With each new generation, random mutations, like misspellings, are introduced into a population; some of these will disappear over time, but others will increase in frequency until they are common enough to become a statistically significant part of a population's genetic signature.
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While some enterprising companies have reportedly worked around Facebook's ban through intentional misspellings of words that might otherwise send up a red flag for the social media site's ad police, a spokesperson for Google tells Bloomberg that the company is working to address that issue.
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President Donald Trump, who is prone to typos and misspellings on his social media account, botched the spelling of Prince Charles' official title Thursday, referring to him as the "Prince of Whales," and invoking not royalty but something more akin to Moby Dick or Shamu.
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EditorsNote: Fixes two misspellings of Gerardo Parra's first name; several other edits for clarity Johan Camargo hit a two-run, pinch-hit homer in the top of the 218th inning to give the Atlanta Braves a 20-214 win over the Washington Nationals on Sunday.
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" Kent suggested taking a similar approach to the US Embassy in Moscow "if (they) wanted to push back hard(er)," writing, "I know US Embassy Moscow has in the past derided fake letters by circling in red all the misspellings and grammar mistakes and reposting it.
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" Kent suggested taking a similar approach to the US Embassy in Moscow "if (they) wanted to push back hard(er)," writing, "I know US Embassy Moscow has in the past derided fake letters by circling in red all the misspellings and grammar mistakes and reposting it.
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I was curious if the reason the service's AI was so good at catching dyslexic misspellings in all their muddled glory was because it was, in fact, learning from the world's dyslexics each time they typed in and corrected their mistakes, accepting or refusing Grammarly's suggestions.
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"The worst Notes app apologies are the ones that clearly were being written stream of consciousness and didn't get the edit, that were way, way, way too reactive to the point of where there are misspellings," Allison P. Davis, a pop culture reporter for New York Magazine, said.
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She's reflexively dismayed at various elements of the African-American experience that she witnesses among Ruby's classmates — the "beaded braids, buzz cuts and neon backpacks"; the names, like Sa'Ryah, "with their apostrophes, dashes, purposeful misspellings and randomly added letters" — and then reflexively worried that she's at heart a racist.
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But as the game wore on and one Denver Broncos defender after another propelled their helmets into the head and neck of Cam Newton, a strange new tune started to emerge from what was otherwise the usual skronking dueling-trombone battle of partisan armpit-fart noises and avant-garde misspellings.
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Trump's Twitter Ghostwriters: Behind the scenes, West Wing aides intentionally recreate suspect grammar, misspellings and exaggerated punctuation while serving as Trump ghostwriters for Twitter to mimic the president's style and ape for his base what the White House hails as Trump's "common touch," according to reporting by The Boston Globe.
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In February, accelerating search terms related to coronavirus included a couple of misspellings of the virus — which is what you'd expect when a keyword or topic is newly popular — as well as mentions of coronavirus in relation to SARS as people were initially trying to put the outbreak into historical context.
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"Of course under the Trump administration we have come to expect mutilations of the English language [images of Trump's tweets with misspellings were shown] Hell, even the person they sent out to explain their policy has a name that is a crime against spelling," Bee said as graphics displayed Nielsen's name added with more j's.
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Carson remarked that people all over the country would probably start picking up hitchhikers.) Mr. Hughes died with no surviving immediate family and, according to his extended family, no will — which was why the document produced by Mr. Dummar, loaded with misspellings and incorrect information (unusual for the meticulous Mr. Hughes), caused such a sensation.
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Tried to stop the Internet from spreading former Daily Show host Jon Stewart's attempt to rename Trump "Fuckface Von Clownstick"... Bragged about his alleged above-average intelligence (which is hard to believe based on the many misspellings in his tweets)... Sorry losers and haters, but my I.Q. is one of the highest -and you all know it!
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I. N. Phelps Stokes, in his comprehensive "Iconography of Manhattan Island" (1915), attributed the map to the same engraver as the familiar "A View of Fort George With the City of New York From the SW." Stokes noted that the Carwitham Plan, along with a number of misspellings, also supplements the earlier plan by adding a Cuckold Town on Staten Island.
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The complaint also lays out compelling circumstantial evidence: the bombs and packages bear remarkable resemblances to one another; several packages were sent from the mail processing center where Sayoc lives; Sayoc's van was covered with images including one critical of CNN, a recipient of the bombs; and Sayoc's social media pages show the same conspicuous misspellings that appeared on the package bombs.
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" In late February, Trump had several more misspellings in tweets, referring to rival Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE as a "chocker" and describing a poll victory as an "honer.
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George Conway, the husband of White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Florida first lady to miss Women for Trump event due to planned execution Trump adopts familiar mantra on possible recession: fake news MORE, on Tuesday joined former acting Solicitor General Neal Katyal in mocking President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's frequent misspellings on Twitter.
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