Is this just a set of typos we should overlook?
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Typos are ubiquitous and listeners hardly notice many of them.
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It's strange and uncomfortable and produces all of the typos.
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Correction: This story was revised to correct typos in Tesla.
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The document should be free of typos and grammatical errors.
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You'll notice plenty of typos, however, and a few errors.
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It's 6PM, I'm out, please check this post for typos.
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Instead, Apple has made a keyboard for making audible typos.
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The faster your fingers fly, the more typos you make.
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The typos, it turned out, were a shrewd marketing prank.
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There are zero typos in the sentence you just read.
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But some of his typos have been deleted and corrected.
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Sanders, all business, pointed out some typos in the script.
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Think of it more like editing typos and bad grammar.
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People, and this President especially, make lots of typos on Twitter!
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Look at the sender for misspellings, or weird typos, says Gourley.
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I've seen worse things incoming than a tweet full of typos.
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The bigger point here isn't the typos — anyone can make mistakes.
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Make sure they look professional: Check for sloppy mistakes like typos.
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Deleting typos is the most frequent reason, and excusable, they say.
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This is so important, we'll say it again: Check for typos.
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The questionnaire was speckled with typos, and seemed carelessly put together.
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Don't worry too much about the speed — focus on limiting typos!
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According to a CareerBuilder survey, 58 percent of résumés have typos.
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Also, look for obvious typos and grammatical errors in the body.
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President Trump has a proclivity for tweeting, typos and trenchant nicknames.
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Many of our mistakes are typos that don't require formal corrections.
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On a much smaller scale, though, making typos is still pretty damning.
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Remember: Hiring managers take notice of everything, from word choice to typos.
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I wasn't kidding when I said my text is filled with typos.
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I can finally type without tons of typos, and it feels comfortable.
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There were errors, incoherent scribblings, illegible notes, typos and inaudible tapes throughout.
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Everything has been filed, typos and final copy-edits have been made.
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And the Farmington website had tell-tale typos and grammatical errors throughout.
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Look closely for odd sender email addresses, typos, or language that feels off.
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Typos have not been fixed to preserve these opinions as authentically as possible.
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"Unpresidented" is perhaps the most (in)famous of his tweet typos so far.
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Geoffrey Nunberg, a linguist, distinguishes two kinds of speech mistakes: "typos" and "thinkos".
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Anyone who writes anything knows the terror of unintended typos or grammar mistakes.
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And, funnily enough, being bothered by typos ups your success rate by 36%.
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Forget the grammar police stalking Facebook and Twitter for your misspellings and typos.
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I have made so many typos and each one takes forever to fix.
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I have typos and broken stuff in my unfinished code all the time.
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But she got frustrated making typos on her typewriter that she couldn't fix.
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I've also seen a lot worse incoming than a tweet full of typos.
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Election commissioner Abdi Yakub Guliye said the discrepancies were typos by polling staff.
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In addition to being riddled with typos, it contained a curious legal argument.
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He has been tweeting a lot and he's been tweeting a lot of typos.
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The result has to be one of the more consequential typos of the year.
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Most were typos or the inclusion of the wrong spreadsheet cells in a calculation.
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All large bills inevitably contain drafting errors, typos, and glitches that cause unintended consequences.
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Autocorrect might initially seem like a miracle — your keyboard corrects typos as you type.
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"We all make typos," Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick, a Cuomo supporter, told the paper.
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Typos involving high-level Chinese leaders can lead to punishment for the journalists involved.
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But requests often also are temporarily halted to fix typos and other formatting problems.
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Even so, I got hooked when I tried the new system (typos and all).
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You can use the Edit Post option to correct typos in previously published posts.
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The book also has a couple of typos that make it even more unique.
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"I am responsible for (correcting) all the typos," Trudi Inslee said with a laugh.
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If predictive text is on, the "auto replace" feature will also fix typos automatically.
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He's even picked up on Trump's sloppiness, putting out campaign material riddled with typos.
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Take a guess at how many typos that leads to for a right-handed person?
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My texts were full of so many typos I started texting less out of shame.
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We write missives we regret; we make typos; the autocorrect nanny state warps our intentions.
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But it's what happens after these typos that has one Congressional committee a bit twisted.
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Twitter's algorithm lets typos rise to the top of trends as we saw with #LasVagasShooting.
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Buried beneath the numerous typos and misspellings in the star's post is a worthy message.
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Have you noticed any typos or factual errors in the granite after you engraved something?
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These typos and other errors "are things that could have been avoided," Frischling pointed out.
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Mr. Jiménez couldn't understand — something about typos on a website, an embarrassment to the nation.
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Mr. Jiménez couldn't understand — something about typos on a website, an embarrassment to the nation.
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I also double-check any numbers that don't make sense since everybody makes typos sometimes!
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There were several typos throughout the app, but this was pretty minor and easily fixable.
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Google almost identically copied that map's neighborhoods and boundaries, he said -- down to its typos.
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One 2012 study examined reactions to emails that had been deliberately manipulated to include typos.
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Short-window tweet editing (5 minutes?) to fix typos without having to do the copy/delete old/paste into new/edit/send thing An option to fix tweet typos once (perhaps with an edit history so people can see the original tweet if they care).
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The email was anonymous and littered with typos and grammatical errors, but its tone was sinister.
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Many of the domains contain simple typos and are clearly aimed at taking advantage of consumers.
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The typos aren't always intentional, but his tweets are intended to echo the president's freewheeling style.
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They also found 1,941 entries with ages between 115 and 195, most likely due to typos.
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The Trump administration often falls victim to typos, typically at the hands of the president himself.
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You can add signatures, insert images, correct typos, or even transform it into an interactive document.
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We had more than our usual share of typos on Wednesday, which we have since corrected.
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This version of the story has been refiled to fix typos in paragraphs one and two
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He's now filed a motion to vacate her divorce, but not only due to the typos.
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She shares specific examples, such as avoiding typos and keeping messages around two paragraphs or less.
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Trump's tweets tend to include typos from time to time, with some more egregious than others.
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Ivanka Trump, for example, has only posted 14 tweets with typos since her father took office.
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They may not always do it consciously, any more than a copy editor consciously corrects typos.
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He suspended the registrations of 53,000 Georgians, a vast majority African-American, for even minor typos.
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Packaging typos and low prices, for example, are common indicators that a product might be fake.
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Trump later deleted and corrected some, though not all, of the typos in his first tweet.
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The phone has a tiny keyboard and no autocorrect, so my texts were full of typos.
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The Head of Digital Engagement's content will be "viewed by millions," which means... no typos, ever.
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While Google automatically rejects resumes with typos, a more critical error won't get flagged by spellcheck.
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Rejecting offers because of typos and charging thousands of euros to download crucial documents work well, too.
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So why not write it down, along with 19 typos (I'm a drag queen, not a scientist).
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The service will catch major typos, but plenty of errors, both in spelling and usage, go undetected.
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Out of the discarded digital musings, more than 30 of them contained typos and/or other errors.
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POTUS had some difficulty with these two tweets, deleting and retweeting them multiple times thanks to typos.
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No typos or accidental jokes to distract us from the message in Trump's tweets this time, folks.
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I guess you could type really slowly to try to avoid making all these high-speed typos.
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And yet the quirks of anonymous online reviews—typos, digressions, outbursts—also give them a certain authority.
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Fleksy's keyboard layout is customizable in color and size, and the app is good at autocorrecting typos.
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It is not clear whether the New York Fed spotted the typos, or failed to spot them.
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President Donald Trump makes so many glaring typos on Twitter that it's part of his political brand.
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That, plus the fact that typos are indelible yet inevitable, she said, made typewritten communication more personal.
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The emails are verbatim, typos and all, save for email addresses deleted to protect the emailers' privacy.
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The email to Princess Cruises was peppered with typos and awkward grammar, but the warning was unmistakable.
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The aforementioned tweets aren't the first time Giuliani's typos have provided typosquatters with prime internet real estate.
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I was affected by the issue, and I wrote the post without correcting any of the typos.
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If anything, having a few odd typos or bizarre word choices somehow makes the characters feel more human.
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Despite the initial stumbling block of typos and grammatical confusion, Trump's tweet quickly caught a round of support.
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Yeah, dude, we all have phones, and we get that typos are a thing—you're not, like, special.
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She argued that it's preferable to deleting tweets that have typos in them, a common complaint among users.
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Technically yes, but even with T93 that was an ambitious endeavor and likely to be riddled with typos.
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" (The typos were later fixed.) The tweet: The context: During a presidential debate, Trump referred to "bad hombres.
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But reading through his emails to Seabrook, it's impossible not to notice the typos, missing apostrophes and periods.
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It's also working on a filtering system to avoid displaying tweets deleted for innocuous reasons, such as typos.
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Armchair Kremlinologists trace Twitter typos through the ether while the poor nod off their mortal coil en masse.
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Photo: GettyDonald Trump can't stop deleting his own tweets, and we're not just talking about typos any more.
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His tweets, frequently featuring typos and grammatical errors, are a spontaneous expression of his thoughts on the day.
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Too many typos or slow reactions to in-app prompts might tip off the system that something's off.
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The Canadian later noticed a strange message in his sent mail riddled with typos and a fake signature.
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In a statement, Dr. Wansink admitted to making "typos, transposition errors and some statistical mistakes" in his papers.
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" You might be thinking, "But I can spot an email scam a mile away — there are typos everywhere!
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" — TREVOR NOAH "You got to hand it to him — he's the only person who makes typos out loud.
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Rudy Giuliani, President Donald Trump's current cybersecurity advisor, is inadvertently spreading malware thanks to his careless Twitter typos.
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And this speaks to more than just her thoroughness or some obsessive compulsiveness when it came to typos.
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"A pretty small thing to worry about" and yet a pretty big loss in the war on typos.
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The worst thing about typos is only realizing you've made them after you've already embarrassed yourself to the world.
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The game isn't high literature, exactly, and you'll run into some typos and grammatical errors from time to time.
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If there's one thing that's predictable about President Donald Trump's tweets, it's that he'll eventually commit a few typos.
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I had a grand old time pretending I was shooting tiny editorial bullets at typos in my morning story.
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We all make mistakes and no journalist, in this era of reduced copy desks, should be sanctimonious about typos.
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Kids Fleadh at the Craic Fest (Saturday) No, you haven't encountered a bunch of typos; you're just reading Irish.
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It's not clear how many tickets had typos and how many will need to be recalled, according to CNN.
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Although sprinkled with typos, grammatical errors, and dramatic use of all caps, Yamada's long reviews are thorough and regimented.
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So she sneaked some fast-drying white tempera paint into work and concealed her typos with a watercolor brush.
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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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I posted the awful update from my couch, with a friend looking over my shoulder to catch any typos.
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It's true, the new technology evaluates walking speed, whether the phone is swaying, and if you've made any typos.
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If there are typos, fuzzy photos, or strange colors on a product&aposs box, it likely isn&apost real.
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No, those aren't typos -- those stats are less than a year old, according to the National Women's Law Center.
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Proofread for typos and grammarLet's start with the most obvious piece of advice, because it needs to be said.
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But the totals varied slightly, which the election board blamed on "typos" in the tally sheets that were fed.
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I'm sure my long, graceful fingers have slipped before, and at least a quarter of my tweets have typos.
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You can read the full WikiLeaks press release (typos and all) and find links to the alleged CIA documents here.
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Getting around spam filters, bans, or otherwise trying to trick consumers with slight typos is a long running practice online.
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As e-commerce grows, so does demand for search systems that are fast, accurate and resilient to typos or tampering.
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" It contained several typos and errors, use of caps lock, and bizarre language, including "White Pride at Vanderbilt and worldwide!
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When it comes to Harry Potter-themed typos in her name, for instance, she can definitely see the funny side.
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But many of the deletions are more run-of-the-mill fixes, from purging retweets to posts with minor typos.
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Typos happen all the time, but the copy editor at The Gotham Times probably lost their job over this one.
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To put Trump's typos into perspective, Frischling's team compared Trump's errors to Democratic candidates, his family members and past presidents.
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The typos piled up, and when she tried to use an eraser, carbon ink would smear all over the page.
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Aside from a few corrected typos and minor punctuation changes for clarity, these are the full, unedited answers we received.
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My writing feels dull, I'm making more typos than usual, and I don't see my personality in what I'm writing.
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The stake is high, about $1,000, to dissuade citizens from challenging a newsroom based on typos and other minor mistakes.
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When it comes to writing a resume, there a few rules everyone is familiar with — avoid typos, and don't lie.
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After Lee makes one too many typos in a business letter, her punishment comes in the form of a spanking.
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In all of our experiments, readers rated the writers as less desirable if the emails included either typos or grammos.
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People who scored high in conscientiousness or low on the "open-to-experience" trait were more bothered by the typos.
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I knew when I was reading it that something was off because it had typos and it didn't fully make sense.
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These types of mistakes are easy to make — they're "typos," errors in transferring data from one program to another, she says.
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That allows officials to put registrations on hold over minor mismatches like typos, entry errors, and dropped hyphens on last names.
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But when you're the most powerful human on the planet, those mistakes (even minor ones like typos) can have major consequences.
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But obviously, this could also apply to a tweet from minutes ago that was poorly phrased and filled with confusing typos.
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Trump's grasp on grammar is so bad, we published a list just this week compiling the highlights from his presidential typos.
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These are my reviews, and you have to do what I say and agree with everything I write, even the typos.
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I had slowed down my typing and prayed that the message went through without typos, or at least was clear enough.
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Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul tweeted a firestorm -- even a few typos -- during the Democratic town hall in Des Moines, Iowa.
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A couple typos is far from conclusive, but rebranding OS X to MacOS would make a ton of sense going forwards.
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Take note: This means your iPhone won't autocorrect any typos you make, so you might see your number of mistakes increase.
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Simple sentences became a test of patience as keys stuck and I'd backspace and then retype, only to commit more typos.
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The split keyboard does take some getting used to, but after a day, I found myself typing away with minimal typos.
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Some have argued yes — four elements strike the perfect balance between fitting in more information and a lower risk of typos.
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Hopefully, you can reframe this as a learning experience; next time, don't trust your lying eyes to find typos and grammatical errors.
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" To be clear, Jack, the real problem is fixing typos, nobody is asking to edit tweets "all the way back in time.
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I don't know if other people find it intuitive, but I do know that it's basically indispensable for anyone who hates typos.
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Even after being called out by Merriam-Webster's Twitter account, Trump's typos are still a regular feature of this crazy election year.
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Simple tricks to get around Google's AI include: inserting typos; adding spaces between words; or adding unrelated words to the original sentence.
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So if you take your open mind and hatred of typos over to say, TrumpSingles, don't expect to see the same success.
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Trump has, for example, deleted a number of tweets with typos, which critics say is a violation of the Presidential Records Act.
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The fake news story was riddled with spelling errors and typos and named the former Defense minister instead of the sitting minister.
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When you find yourself thinking along the lines of:My boss will rip this report to shreds because I made a few typos.
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Ms. Kane has helped debunk family legends about provenances, corrected typos in the historical records and resolved disagreements among dealers and scholars.
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Otonomo's docs are a systematically written rip-off of ours – from the overall structure, right down to code samples and even typos.
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Like the barroom sting in "BlacKkKlansman," such revenge fantasies offer belated corrections to apparent typos and omissions on the cosmic balance sheet.
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A. Like Apple's iOS software for its mobile devices, macOS includes a spell check function that automatically corrects misspelled words and typos.
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Tapping into her artistic background, Graham created her own solution: obscure typos using fast-drying white tempera paint and a watercolor brush.
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UR LEAVING ME" In a series of messages with typos and capital letters, You urged Urtula to stop, the Globe reported. "ALEX.
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Edit carefully to make sure there are no typos or grammatical errors "Hiring managers share these with other hiring managers," Salemi said.
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Like many self-published books, it suffers from poor layout and design, with lots of typos; it's not an aesthetically pleasing object.
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For enterprise clients, it reduces the amount of tax notices that companies receive by checking for errors, like typos in employees' identification information.
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The September document had typos — "Septembe" instead of September, for instance — and it was missing entries and had a different font, she noted.
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The first half of 2018 on Donald Trump's Twitter timeline has been full of confusion, anger, and a whole heap of presidential typos.
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That can introduce genetic typos, or mutations, that build up in the population of viruses circulating in the body, and in the community.
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The 2,300-word, four-page document, seen by VICE News, is called "An Inconvenient Truth" and is filled with typos and spelling mistakes.
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The updated agreement has been scrubbed for typos, redundant definitions and other word changes to provide consistency across the agreement: http://bit.ly/1OWp81H.
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Today Facebook Messenger globally rolls out "Remove for everyone" to help you pull back typos, poor choices, embarrassing thoughts or any other message.
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Many of Sun's half-million followers can be forgiven for assuming that, even correcting for typos, "Jonny Sun" is a nom de tweet.
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When Trump dropped a few tweets with typos in them on Wednesday — again, a very normal Trump thing to do — QAnon followers went deep looking for hidden messages from Trump, noting his misspelling of "smoking" as "smocking" had a conspiratorial meaning and that multiple typos added up to a hidden message about, of course, Hillary Clinton and the Clinton Foundation.
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Yearbooks aren't always perfect, and sometimes prone to typos and oversights, which means students will, without fail, see what they can get away with.
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Trump's known for typos, grammatical mistakes and an occasional covfefe in his tweets ... but he always gets the names of family and friends right.
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Kenya used two parallel systems: a quick electronic tally vulnerable to typos and a slower paper system designed as a verifiable, definitive back-up.
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Another quote from Zuckerberg, transcribed (typos corrected) by NYTimes reporter Mike Isaac, has the executive doubting the credibility of the claims made by ZeniMax.
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But if you need something for longform writing, you'll likely want a higher actuation point to provide more satisfying feedback and help prevent typos.
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Google's Undo Send feature has been saving people from embarrassing typos, mistakes, and other email taboos for years on the web version of Gmail.
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This one may be more due to typos than anything else, because it's pretty easy to spot a mistake when it sounds that wrong.
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"Another comment read (minor typos have been corrected):"Every time I was there it seemed some kind of repair was being done to structure.
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Ms. Toscano-Percoco's work contained typos or incorrect dates, Ms. Daigle said; she was often late to phone calls or forgot about them altogether.
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They're rewriting it backward, filling it with typos and emojis, sharing it as a PDF, and even translating it into fictional languages like Klingon.
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They're rewriting it backward, filling it with typos and emojis, sharing it as a PDF, and even translating it into fictional languages like Klingon.
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What percentage increase in the number of typos or other structural errors will be seen as an indication that the new policy isn't working?
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It starts with an innocent dispatch: She tweets, "Dear outdated racist, your death rattles have a lot of typos" while "Changes" by DeJ Loaf plays.
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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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This already been proved with Google's anti-troll filters, which are designed to classify insults but can be fooled by slang, rogue punctuation, and typos.
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And on Friday, he doubled-down on his criticism of Baldwin — in an initial tweet riddled with typos — recommending the hit NBC show replace him.
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Just when you think the internet has been lost to typos and trolls, it busts out a slew of method acting and Daniel Plainview references.
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Hugh, who is good at spotting typos and used to do so for his father, a novelist, was reading the manuscript for the first time.
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But when I did it, that meant Vox was the publication with lots of typos, because there was no other history to fall back on.
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One day, he corrected a bunch of typos in a document she had written — and accidentally shared his critique with 200 people in the company.
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One might assume the domain was registered by an enterprising hacker who's all too aware of the former New York City's mayor history of typos.
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Whoever is writing this definitely gets part of the tone right, even if they are missing the typos, random punctuation, and signs of mental breakdown.
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Before you do that, double-check and triple-check you are entering your credentials properly—it sounds obvious but typos happen to the best of us.
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I'd started excitedly and slightly drunkenly responding, in caps and full of typos, as soon as Lydia and I parted ways: I REALLY LIKE GET*HER!!!
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It was annoying and resulted in far too many typos to count, but it wasn't completely destructive — you could still send messages and access your apps.
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I found it only took me a few hours to get used to it, and I've been able to jam along without more typos that usual.
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She recalls an investment professional who was another great interviewer, but while communicating before and after, he sent emails chock-full of typos and grammatical mistakes.
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Brush up your own resume so you can be as expert as possible (no typos!) and seek work as a resume writer or consultant this summer.
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I love making order out of chaos; I love taking a cluttered manuscript and cleaning up its infelicities of language, killing its typos, helping it sing.
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Sending an email filled with typos to a boss, for example, isn't behavior a therapist wants to force on someone, even if it is an exposure.
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An aspiring satirist might look at some of the president's lesser Twitter typos, for example, and imagine more outlandish ones: He writes "boarders" instead of "borders"?
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Emma Hodcroft, a postdoctoral quantitative genetics researcher at the University of Basel in Switzerland, likens these errors, known as mutations, to typos in the virus's DNA.
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For instance, for a company in fintech, the ACX platform can be trained to understand the industry's jargon, typos, spelling errors, and work with 100 languages.
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On top of typos, the total lack of important context clues like tone and body language make it a hotbed for miscommunications with potentially disastrous consequences.
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You want to make sure you sound intelligent and put-together, and nothing derails that quite as quickly as five typos in the first paragraph alone.
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So we talked to R29 women about how they really feel about dating apps, from the dick pics to the creepy openers to cringe-worthy profile typos.
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People previously couldn't skip around a document — typos couldn't be corrected without deleting everything written after it — but now, users can go back and correct their work.
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Santa presents the pair with a heart-shaped wall hanging decorated with their portraits and inscribed "Niko + Venla" (would love to believe those are typos, not translations).
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And that's big news because previous MacBook keyboards that used a so-called butterfly switch were prone to lots of problems, like jamming keys and endless typos.
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She instead started using white tempura paint to cover up any typos at work — a secret she thought of from painting holiday windows at her local bank.
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"The bidding is currently open for Medieval Kingdom wars [sic]," reads an email from Indie Boost, forwarded to me by a YouTube creator yesterday, typos and all.
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I'm a bot trained from reams of data detailing the behavior of some Silicon Valley hack during his five years at Wired magazine, incluing al thos typos.
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"You're kind of relying on the user to make those typos and they happen once in a blue moon, so that's not ideal for attackers," Segura said.
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Evans calls Trump out for everything from typos to not understanding climate change and global warming, and is consistently firm, fierce, and brutally honesty in his delivery.
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One minute later, I typed out another one (filled with typos) on my iPhone, this time to three editors and Matt Apuzzo, our veteran Justice Department correspondent.
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I've thrown first-rate resumes in circular file because of typos, and I've thrown excellent job candidates out of my office because they spoke seventh-grade English.
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It allowed him to correct typos and edit quickly and electronically, rather than performing edits by hand and retyping the entire manuscript for publication while using a typewriter.
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There's also a toolbar that allows you to filter the search down to a specific medium, including tweets, deleted tweets (for those entertaining typos), official documents, and video.
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She said she did not create the document Manafort submitted to Federal Savings Bank — she noted that it had typos, was missing entries, and had a different font.
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WATCH: Dab Art: Bong Gone, as a result, are the parodies of mainstream candy brands, homemade cereal bars wrapped in plastic, amateur packaging, and labeling riddled with typos.
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Shiqi said he's not sure how to solve the problem of the AI rejecting legitimate news because it happens to have typos or attracted a bunch of trolls.
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Also when I'm trying to type fast, I usually make a lot of typos, which distract me and make me want to go back and fix the mistake.
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According to The Next Web, Dorsey said at the same fireside chat that Twitter is thinking about adding an edit button to let people fix typos in tweets.
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It contains a couple of typos including one on its rear cover where "Philosopher's" is misspelled as "Philospher's," and another where a list of equipment includes a repeated line.
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The burgeoning viral subculture of Weird Twitter has yielded some truly incredible jokes and memes, but often there's no deeper layer beyond the deliberate typos and ineffable anti-humor.
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Riddled with typos, grammatical errors, and misinformation you heard second-hand, these status updates largely get posted into the void since most of your 2600 friends have muted you.
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When you connect an Apple Magic Keyboard to an iPad, you can type at full speed, avoiding typos and giving yourself quicker access to punctuation marks and special symbols.
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The flat so-called butterfly keyboard was prone to exposure to dust and debris, which could lead to keys not registering or repeating themselves and, ultimately, lots of typos.
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Trump's typos became comedy fodder again on Wednesday, with Jimmy Kimmel attempting to figure out what on earth a "smocking gun" is, as per the president's now-deleted tweet.
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It's also planning to introduce a filtering option based on the timing between the tweet and deletion, to help weed out simple errors and typos, the post additionally said.
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The lawmaker said Ocasio-Cortez's resolution in itself isn't that controversial and that the bigger political liability was an accompanying fact sheet with typos and some excessively colorful rhetoric.
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Dril's tweets, brief and usually scattered with intentional typos and profanity, reveal something about the online human condition that no one else has been able to so deftly capture.
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With a penchant for typos and strange capitalizations—loose even for the grammar of the age—Cavendish wrote whole books of philosophy, plays, fantastical utopian explorations, and scientific theory.
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TECH TIP Google's new machine-learning tools for its mail service can save you time and typos — as long as you are comfortable sharing your thoughts with the software.
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As for typos, which Brizzly's 'undo' feature could rectify, Dorsey said that Twitter has indeed considered a feature like this, but that Twitter's unlikely to actually roll it out.
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OmmWriter's on-screen keyboard also takes a lot of getting used to, and I found myself making many more typos than I did when using Apple's built-in keyboard.
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The heroes of Wikipedia are not giants in their fields but so-called WikiGnomes—editors who sweep up typos, arrange articles in neatly categorized piles, and scrub away vandalism.
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On the iOS side, Apple made a small but welcome improvement: the addition of one-handed keyboard layouts, so you can type with one hand without a mess of typos.
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With a smaller display, everything is naturally going to be more condensed, and I found myself making more typos even after making the keyboard as large as it can get.
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I often omit key words from tweets and captions without ever noticing it, use hyphens incorrectly, deploy improper spacing and forget to fix typos before publishing to my personal feeds.
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Those range from simple typos like the "covfefe" tweet to significant political statements, including one tweet that seems to call for a subpoena against former assistant US Attorney Sally Yates.
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TypeIt4Me for Mac (4.5/5 stars on CNET and 4/5 stars on Macworld) has been around for 25 years and makes it easy to type faster and reduce typos.
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They can be caught by your spellchecker or edited out by some simple proofreading, but in this day and age of fast communication, typos can make or break your destiny.
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Create as many text replacement phrases as you want, especially if you want to turn off autocorrect altogether and use this list to replace typos you know you frequently make.
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If you have a tendency to repeat typos in certain words or want to expand abbreviations into full phrases, tap Text Replacement to set up automatic conversions as you type.
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And unless you plan on hanging around to fix all his glaring typos and mediocre writing, isn't it better for prospective clients to see an honest representation of his work?
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Now, when I'm scrolling through shoes and tossing them into my shopping cart, I have a jarring mental image of computers silently recording my clicks, pauses, mouse swoops and typos.
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While he wrote the thesis for his Ph.D. in art education, I would sit next to him and draw on the back of the rejected printer pages that had typos.
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Other books, like "Ramond Moroe's" 38-page e-book "Sheild (sic) Against Corona-Virus: The Best Guide Ever (2020)" are littered with typos when they're not directly plagiarizing news articles.
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Even for a president who often lards his online missives with typos, caps-lock abuses and errant exclamation points, Sunday's Twitter missive on Syria contained an outsize number of errors.
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But switching to landscape lets you use one display as a full-screen keyboard, which could help you jam out emails in Gmail a bit faster and with fewer typos.
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And I say this as someone who actively reads it each day and sees the test to make sure there's no, you know, to see if there's typos and things.
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As for the claims of reducing typos, the keys certainly feel bigger (with the exception of the space bar/keys), so it's possible that typing accuracy could be improved over time.
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Such trees are made by looking for typos in the sequences of genetic "letters" in genomes—places in the DNA where a single chemical base differs from one individual to another.
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The only tricky thing was that "co-present" primarily boiled down to being responsible for piecing the whole thing together in the most digestible and comprehensible way possible—typos be damned.
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Writer Anne Thériault recently pointed out a few on Twitter: Today I learned Cern's website has hundreds of typos referring to the Large Hadron Collider as the "Large Hardon Collider" pic.twitter.
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Researchers gathered 83 people and had them read emails that either contained typos ("mkae" or "abuot"), grammar errors (to/too, it's/its or your/you're), or no spelling mistakes at all.
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"Hillary Clinton should not be given national security briefings in that she is a lose cannon with extraordinarily bad judgement & insticts," Trump tweeted, with three particular typos that immediately stood out.
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If an outlet is unfamiliar to you, is riddled with typos or grammatical mistakes, lacks hard evidence and cites unnamed experts, or makes extreme claims, then be very wary, AICPA suggested.
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The maker, Sharkk, spends its time selling copycat Jamboxes on Amazon, and it manages to squeeze typos into both the Indiegogo promo page and the pre-release packaging of the Bravo.
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So when you are typing a long message, the app can usually do a good job of correcting typos you make because it can guess the word you intended to use.
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Fittingly, there's a bit of confusion around the longstanding suggestion that the service could add an "edit" button in order to save users from silly typos and, well, much, much worse.
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She drills the vault — an event for which she is the reigning Olympic champion — and then spends the next three rotations simply padding her lead to margins that look like typos.
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Read These Stories Next:Vida Review: It's Unlike Anything Else On TV Iyanla: Fix My Life Is Proof That Sometimes Our Aunties Get It Wrong MTV's Best Kiss Nominations Had A Few Typos
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His social media account creates news and comments directly on it, usually with his trademark style of exclamation points, random quotation marks, all those nicknames — sometimes with a few typos thrown in.
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"If a foreigner is trying to communicate a message in English on the topic of politics, there could be some lost-in-translation typos or idioms that they may misuse," he said.
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Mitogenomic ancestral trees are made by looking for typos in the sequences of genetic "letters" in mitogenomes—places in the DNA where a single chemical base differs from one individual to another.
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The outside packaging of the two pens examined by the blog was identical, save for small typos or font spacing on the back and having one tamper-proof seal instead of two.
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Some publishers and the writers' heirs fear that losing copyright protections will lead to inferior editions with typos and other errors, and to derivative works that damage the integrity of iconic stories.
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Some of these typos are so easy to miss, and so easy to pass on from person to person, that they must reflect a deeper bias in the way we understand ourselves.
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A. It is possible to transfer your collection of AutoCorrect entries that you have been compiling over the years to fix habitual typos, insert characters and shortcut other keystrokes in Microsoft Word.
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The Obama administration, back in December 2016, posted five energy efficiency rules for public review for minor errors, such as typos or miscalculations, a necessary step before publishing them in the federal register.
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The trick they came up with is to reshape keys from squares to honeycomb-style hexagons which allows individual keys to be a bit larger, thereby, they claim, reducing the likelihood of typos.
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Update May 25th 4:51PM ET: We updated to post to include Facebook's confirmation to The Verge that it was Harvard, not Facebook, that was responsible for the typos on Zuckerberg's speech captions.
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In theory, editing tweets sounds nice, especially for quickly correcting typos, but there is no conceivable way to build a tweet editing feature that wouldn't somehow lead to misinformation or even be abused.
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Similarly, typos or 'leetspeek' (replacing common letters with numbers, so 'GEEK' becomes 'G33K', and so on), are also effective at tricking the AI while still retaining the original message's readability and emotional impact.
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Krankel describes both the game's use of tweeting and texting (complete with drunk typos like "where the duck are you") as an indication of how big this world is — both physically and socially.
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I've received thousands of resumes throughout my entire career — and believe me, I've seen them all: Too long, too short, too boring, too many typos, too hard to read and every layout imaginable.
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Communication planet Mercury will clash with serious Saturn in Sagittarius on this day, too, so make sure to double-check for typos, and definitely fact-check the fuck out of anything you publish.
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Not quite "reading" it, exactly; stalking it, slithering along it, hunting in its sawgrass for stylistic infelicities, typos, boring sentences, clichés and gags that, face it, Chabon, just never were going to work.
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That session was the first time Zhang had felt comfortable submitting something that still contained some typos and redundancies — but that she knew would benefit from feedback from people she trusted, she said.
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Historically, Turing tests encouraged fooling human judges as an indicator of "true AI." This is flawed; after all, enough typos, exclamations, smileys and non sequiturs can convince anyone you're a 13-year-old male.
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The recipients of emails filled with mistakes and typos tend to think of the sender as less conscientious, less intelligent, and not as trustworthy compared with those who've properly proofread their messages before sending.
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The parodic press release is riddled with typos of the "covfefe" variety, and contains a link to a free download of both the new album and the project's 2016 debut, These Systems Are Failing.
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This new option slides up from the bottom after you've fired off an email, giving you a brief opportunity to take it back before all your typos are seen and ridiculed by co-workers.
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The fake story, which ran under the headline "Breaking: Fox News Exposed Traitor Megyn Kelly, Kicks Her Out For Backing Hillary," contained numerous typos and was taken down after running for a few hours.
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The point here is that hopefully the people at the White House are paying very close attention to things like nuclear armed powers and official statements; sometimes typos can be a very bad thing.
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But car API startup Smartcar claims that its competitor Otonomo copy-and-pasted Smartcar's API documentation, allegedly plagiarizing it extensively to the point of including the original's typos and randomly generated strings of code.
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PUZ (First download the free Across Lite software) PDF Proofread your puzzle carefully, watching out for duplicate entries in the grid, and making sure there are no typos or duplicate words in the clues.
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Image: Thomas Lefebvre/UnsplashWhether you write for business or pleasure or both, you want your prose to be at the very least comprehensible and free from typos—and as usual, there are apps for that.
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Read These Stories Next:June's Mom Took Back The Night, & Then Gilead Took Her Cher Horowitz Grew Up To Be One Of The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills MTV's Best Kiss Nominations Had A Few Typos
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So, beyond spell-checking for typos and inconsistencies, you should also scan yours with a critical eye to ensure that the most important points are present in the best places — even in a quick glance.
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But for anyone who spends long hours at a keyboard sniping typos instead of opponents, the wonderful typing experience the $130 G Pro provides is exactly why mechanical keyboards have been making a comeback.[Logitech]
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Right now, if tweets have typos or factual errors, users have to live with them or, in extreme cases, delete the original and post a new version, losing any retweets, likes and embedded shares elsewhere.
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While he may run out of ideas pretty quickly, he tells Mashable that the tropes of fan fiction (heat-of-the-moment typos and bizarre over-explanations) will provide him with enough to go on.
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While the initial drafts of Trump's tweets are frequently rife with typos, most of which are corrected within minutes, Twitter users were especially drawn to this one for its unintended but deadly accurate double meaning.
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There were many other omissions and factual errors, including typos, in her profile tilted "Larry Klayman: Why I Am Not Scared!" and when I brought them to the attention of The Hill, some were corrected.
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In a front-page editorial, conservative daily Eleftheros Typos called the agreement "the surrender of the Macedonian identity and language", while the center-right Kathimerini newspaper referred to "a deal with gaps and question marks".
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It does things like track where the mouse is moving on the page, whether someone is copying and pasting information into the fields, whether they're making typos, how fast they're typing, and many other factors.
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You'd think a person whose client became a national news story for getting owned on television by the dumbest man alive would have better things to do than correct music websites over typos, but no.
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A hastily drafted initial statement to the news media contained typos — "president" was misspelled — and he delivered it in a harried monotone, staring down at his text, to reporters gathered at the National Press Club.
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While it is unclear how many of the tickets printed had typos, all affected tickets have been reprinted and are in the process of being redistributed, a source in the Sergeant at Arms office said.
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Reaching inbox zero is basically a pipe dream, and crafting the perfect message that isn't riddled with typos is an increasingly difficult task as the distractions provided by Facebook/Twitter/Snapchat/looming WWIII all pile up.
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The presumption being, of course, that a person who makes a bunch of typos and clicks the wrong icon and takes 20 minutes to actually call for a ride after opening the app is probably inebriated.
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Some viruses have a spellcheck function that keeps typos from sneaking in, but each time a retrovirus infects a new cell and starts worming its way into the host's DNA, it has to type without spellcheck.
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They stutter across the page, lingering over words that surprise or confuse, hopping over those that seem obvious in context (you can blame that for your typos), pupils widening when a word sparks a potent emotion.
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EditorsNote: Corrects typos: 'put' in 20th graf; 'through' in 21th graf Zach Werenski scored an overtime power-play goal to lead the Columbus Blue Jackets past the visiting St. Louis Blues 21-22 on Friday night.
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For the remainder of our working relationship, Jessica would ignore my best practices recommendations, post Spongebob memes on our Facebook page, and promote her "gonzo style" writings that were often filled with typos and grammatical errors.
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Twitter, for whatever reason — complexity, confusion or just not caring — has consistently refused to build an Edit button, despite the feature being a top request among Twitter users who want to correct typos in their tweets.
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Click here to view original GIFAccording to a bunch of fancy linguists, people who are more sensitive to written typos and grammatical errors are indeed the kinds of Type A assholes everyone already suspects them to be.
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Morgan paused in her typing, asked a half-question to give her some time to edit the typos and try to think of a way to figure out who was actually the crazy person in this story.
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When that statement was released, it was riddled with typos—it refers to "Predisent" Trump, for instance—suggesting a rushed response or that Kasowitz, who has been Trump's personal lawyer for decades, is out of his depth.
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My red flags about this Indiegogo campaign are not immaterial: from the "lighting fast" typos to the nonsensical claims of "10x" better sound, this is another of those exhaustingly hyperbolic campaigns that make people roll their eyes.
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Your phone battery is empty, and the texts you'll eventually find contain only a few cryptic words full of typos from your friends discussing whose turn it is to call the police and report you as missing.
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Twitter limits posts to 140 characters, and most tweets are produced and consumed quickly on mobile phones, encouraging abbreviations, acronyms, "textese" (LOL, OMG, etc.) and other linguistic shortcuts, not to mention both human-caused and autocorrected typos.
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Even in writing this piece, I've lost count at how many times I've pressed Caps Lock in order to see if it's on or off because I can't tell which state it's in, and I keep making typos.
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But an Australia-focused viral misinformation post about the coronavirus, packed with errors, typos, and blatantly made-up details, is still being shared by individuals and business pages on social media despite being both debunked and widely mocked.
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Fixes typos in Kent chief executive's name in paragraph 260) By Rajesh Kumar Singh Feb 25 (Reuters) - U.S.-based bicycle manufacturer Kent International has found a way around President Donald Trump's tariffs - by shifting production out of China.
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Meanwhile, there are some students who don't have a parent to skim their essay for typos or can't afford to pay to enroll in a prep course or to repeatedly take a standardized test until their score rises.
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That same crop top is now available for purchase at the official Taylor Swift online shop, alongside a collection of other dreamy, pastel-hued pieces — although there's no word yet on whether Team Taylor will be correcting those typos.
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Centre-right Eleftheros Typos daily was less upbeat, saying the closure of the country's bailout review, which led to pension cuts and higher taxes, did not bring any substantive benefit other than the disbursement of the next loan tranche.
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The keys have great travel and are easy to type on — they make a nice, soft clicky sound, too, which I see as a bonus — and after several days of use, I don't even make all that many typos.
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Outlook lets you recall, or recall and replace a message sent to another person in your organization — perfect for reducing inbox clutter if you realize you forgot to attach a file, or identified some serious typos after the fact.
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It's a little like when you are sending a text message on your phone and it kind of fixes your typos or it just fills in the work for you and it just makes you a little more efficient.
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For someone who writes for a living, this is hardly ideal—getting readable sentences together is difficult enough without having to go back and edit half of them again to remove typos introduced by Apple's low-profile keyboard design.
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It drags for a couple hundred pages too long and is rife with errors: bad grammar, confusing sentences, typos, and factual inaccuracies (the completely unsubstantiated urban legend is that Tartt's editors were too scared of her to edit her).
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The report focuses on the mailing addresses used by fraudsters on their citizenship application, noting that thanks to typos and a lack of capitalization, bureaucrats aren't picking up on the scam when they run those addresses through the system.
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"I would see him wake up, he would have emails from top-tier companies in the gaming space and he would just quickly respond, or respond with, like, typos or he wouldn't capitalize letters or sign his name," Jess says.
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According to the patent, the Uber app will keep track of how many typos a person makes, the precision with which they click on links and buttons, how fast they're walking, and how long it takes to request a ride.
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There are buttons and they make a nice satisfying little plop when you hit them, but they're spaced oddly, which makes typing difficult, and the space bar is far too shallow which leads to frequent typos as words blend together.
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On a regular keyboard, I usually sit between 75 and 80 words per minute, but on the Yoga Book C3.13, I topped out at 65 wpm, with about 3 times the number of typos (from two to six per minute).
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"Back in the '90s, people thought of email as a shorthand ability to communicate with each other — abbreviations or typos didn't matter — and if you wanted real communication you had to send a letter or make a phone call," North says.
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More importantly, they are extremely vulnerable to getting messed up by the tiniest particle of dust or crumb; your keyboard can be working fine, and then, out of nowhere, one key will stop being as responsive as others, causing typos galore.
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"Some staff members even relish the scoldings Trump gets from elites shocked by the Trumpian language they strive to imitate, believing that debates over presidential typos fortify the belief within his base that he has the common touch," the Globe says.
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The four new startups that Breakout Labs has invested in are: Corrections: This post was updated to correct typos, and to reflect the way that Breakout Labs' grants work versus convertible note deals which are typical for very early stage startups.
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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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In those chat logs, which have been viewed by VICE Sports, Mitchell, in messages littered with typos and internet lingo, told Sullivan that she was special, a fantastic dancer, and that she would go far in the Lindy Hop world.
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The owner speaks little English (and the English translations of the dishes are rife with typos), but one of the walls is adorned with the photos of all the dishes, and this is all of the direction that you need.
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The app does a good job of detecting which language you are using, automatically switching its correction of typos even if you switch languages midmessage (a common weak point of other keyboards' autocorrect systems, as bilingual typists like me know well).
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Cuomo has weaponized the prosecutors to do his dirty work (and to keep him out of jams), a reason some don't want to be... The thread was riddled with typos, but those were later later corrected with a fresh post.
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EditorsNote: Fixes typos in 10th graf Mike Trout homered twice, drove in four runs and reached base four times, leading the Los Angeles Angels to an 11-3 victory over the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday night in Anaheim, Calif.
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Four people said the sworn statements were riddled with typos and factual errors, that they were given only a few days to edit and sign them, and that they were never notified about whether the statements were used to bring charges.
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"Some staff members even relish the scoldings Trump gets from elites shocked by the Trumpian language they strive to imitate, believing that debates over presidential typos fortify the belief within his base that he has the common touch," the Globe's Annie Linskey wrote.
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Prosek asks applicants to its post-grad apprentice program to take one before they move on to interviewing, and completing the test on time and without typos is vital, said Karen Niovitch Davis, a partner and chief human resources officer at the company.
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In regards to the aforementioned "problematic statistical techniques," for instance, he said that he has at times made "some typos, transposition errors, and some statistical mistakes," but that "with only one debatable exception," none have changed the "substantive conclusions" of the studies.
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From the "this is fine" dog to making fun of Trump's typos to that godforsaken photo of Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama laughing in the same room, internet culture became the primary medium through which people expressed (or performed) their political opinions.
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Over the last week, two Greek polls – the first conducted for Eleftheros Typos newspaper and the second for Real News – have shown that the opposition New Democracy party is more popular than Syriza and that Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' popularity has declined.
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They're not like the iPad Pro keys that sound like sticking your thumb in Gak, or the awful barely-there keys of the original Surface RT. They've got a satisfying click to them, and the typos due to space issues aren't so bad.
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Furthermore, while there will always be the "fat fingers" problem with simple unintentional typos, many of these spelling variants are intentional; for brevity, stylistic or emphasis purposes, texters deviate from standard spellings with acronyms, shortened/simplified versions of words and even lengthened variations.
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The biggest caveats I have with the Yoga Book are that its unique keyboard comes with a learning curve — I've been using it for a week, and my text is still riddled with typos — and that it's not a very powerful machine.
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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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"Fast-forward a few months and [our AI grammar and spellchecker] is applied to the business application context — maybe a support agent responding to a customer ticket can use this technology to make sure there are no typos in those responses," Vegesna said.
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In White's view, the fact that Trump appears to manage the account himself — complete with typos — and that he had been doing so for years prior to his election weakens the case for treating the account as an official government-operated forum.
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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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But when you click into the pages, things start to get weird — the photography is often inconsistent (Wait, isn't that photo straight from ASOS?), and prices just feel berserk ($250 for a chunky knit sweater, or $21 for an A-line skirt look like typos).
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People would be more willing to take the White House's story about Trump's Walter Reed trip at face value if officials hadn't burned their credibility by snowing the public about topics ranging from unsubstantiated allegations of large-scale voter fraud to the president's Twitter typos.
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People on WeChat, the Chinese messaging app, are evading censors by translating a viral interview from a Wuhan, China, coronavirus whistleblower by rewriting it backward, filling it with typos and emojis, sharing it as a PDF, and even translating it into fictional languages like Klingon.
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It worked well, and I liked that I could drag and drop images right from the phone to my computer, but found that writing in the web browser had a small delay from when I was typing on my computer, which caused a bunch of typos.
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That Trump and his social media team may be dropping these typos in on purpose is interesting because it's either a completely bizarre strategy or, if it's not true, the White House is just really that bad at spelling (which they've proven regardless of the tweets).
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"There are so many points along the way where there can be typos, so many opportunities for human error, especially when you add the lack of language competency at the border," said Rebecca Jamil, who was an immigration judge in San Francisco from 133 to 2018.
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After the president turned to his favorite medium — Twitter — on Tuesday evening to boast about his writing ability, and to hit back at those who criticize his missives for their typos and creative capitalization, the celebrated Harry Potter author called out Trump for his glaring typo.
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Corrects minor typos.) By Jack Tarrant TOKYO, Nov 12 (Reuters) - U.S. billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates will launch an 'Our Global Goals' partnership with the Japan Sports Agency in an effort to achieve the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by publicising them through the Tokyo 0003 Olympics.
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It's heavily based on a few sources — Ben Domenech, in an allusion to Hillary Clinton's post-election tome, calls it "Steve Bannon's What Happened" — and riddled with typos and small but glaring factual errors (like that John Boehner left the House in 2011, rather than 2015).
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During the two-hour event, Okamoto — who also used the online handle Hagex — offered tips on how to get traffic, as well as how to deal with the "blog trouble" he had experienced online over the years, from readers pointing out typos to legal threats and internet feuds.
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At a glance, it looks like something that comes from the AAA realm, but in reality, it's made on a much smaller budget, in ways that show up aesthetically (awful animations, terrible voice acting, subpar game performance, typos galore in the subtitles) and mechanically (it's not fun to control).
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The Spanish Ambassador to Greece, Enrique Viguera, was quoted in Sunday's Eleftheros Typos newspaper as saying that while he had clear assurances of support for Spanish unity from Greece's conservative opposition and from President Prokopis Pavlopoulos, the same was not true of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's left-wing government.
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He also hammered the point that it's important to get the basics right when applying, such as keeping your emails to HR brief and professional, not having any typos in your cover letter or other parts of your application, and being very responsive when communicating with the firm.
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VC backed freemium keyboard app Grammarly — which last year raised a whopping $110M, promising to improve your writing not just pick up typos but keylogging everything you type to do so — has been making a lot of noise and plastering its ads all over the Internet to drive consumer uptake.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - About two thirds of cancers are caused by random typos in DNA that occur as normal cells make copies of themselves, a finding that helps explain why healthy individuals who do everything they can to avoid cancer are still stricken with the disease, U.S. researchers said on Thursday.
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Politicians in 25 countries will be shifting a little more uneasily on their benches this week as Politwoops, the service that tracks politicians' deleted tweets, and can thus flag up attempts to edit previously expressed public opinions or cover up gaffes (as well as more mundane stuff like typos), has gone back online.
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Submitted three days before the bill is scheduled for a vote on the House floor, the two packages — one that amends technical details (like typos in subheads) and the other that makes substantive changes to the bill — show a clear rightward shift in the Obamacare replacement plan, including harsher cuts to Medicaid.
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Mr. Obama and his staff made spelling errors and other textual mistakes, too; one of his communications advisers once made one of the worst typos imaginable on Twitter, writing "bigger" with an N. Second, there's little evidence that how one types on electronic media has much to say about how one functions otherwise.
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If you walk into any bookstore or library in the world, you're going to see dozens, possibly even hundreds of books about how to write a good résumé, how to structure it in a way that maximizes what you do best—complete with a great cover letter and a minimal number of typos.
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The system, described by members of Uber's Trust & Safety team in 2016 and published yesterday, tracks how someone typically uses Uber's app: how quickly they type (and with how many typos), how precisely they click on buttons, their walking speed, and the way their phone is typically held or dropped on any given day.
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Prosecutors allege it was a fabrication, and one of many false or misleading pieces of information he provided to banks — Manafort's bookkeeper said she hadn't prepared the statement, noting it had typos and other formatting differences from versions she prepared; her statements for 2016 had Manafort's company losing more than $1 million by the end of the year.
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For the record, when my completed interview went up on The Times's website, attentive readers immediately pointed out that there were indeed errors within: Two were typos and one was the result of brain-freeze (I substituted Whistler for Stuart in referring to the painter of a portrait in her personal collection, when I knew better).
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"They know they're not getting literature, they know they're not getting great works, they know it's full of typos and grammatical errors—and it's a self-serving document," he said, pointing out that a full confession would be a much more compelling and potentially useful read than a book purporting to tell Pickton's side of the story.
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Edit button: "It's a feature that we should build at some point but it's not anywhere near the top of our priorities," said product chief Kayvon Beykpour, adding that Twitter should find a way to help people fix typos, or clarify what they said, though there are obvious risks that such a feature could be abused.
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On the other hand, bot makers have found it easy to pass, not by being the most eloquent or intelligent conversationalist, but by dodging questions with non sequitur jokes, making typos, or in the case of the bot that won a Turing competition in 2014, claiming to be a 13-year-old Ukrainian boy with a poor grasp of English.
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It crops up in the headers on presentation slides: And in student reports: The typographical nugget of joy found its way into a charming bulletin about CERN's role in the local community: And it even made an appearance in the reference section of a peer reviewed paper: Turns out, the joy of juvenile typos isn't limited to particle physics, either.
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Late night host Jimmy Kimmel introduced a parody board game on Wednesday to highlight President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's tendency to feature typos in his tweets.
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That shift is seen in a note riddled with typos scrawled by an 303-year-old suspect in Peckham arrested with a backpack concealing a hammer and knife: "Because I have no means ov gettin there I will wage war against the british government on this soil," the suspect, Brusthom Ziamani, wrote in June 2014, according to a definitive report by the expert Raffaello Pantucci on the growing terrorism threat.
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EditorsNote: 5th graf, change Patty Mills to Forbes as having 12 points; 9th graf, change offense to offensive; 10 graf to fix typos LaMarcus Aldridge poured in 26 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, and DeMar DeRozan added 25 points as the San Antonio Spurs were at their best late in a 183-103 win over the visiting Denver Nuggets on Thursday to capture Game 6 and even their Western Conference first-round playoff series.
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I've only had this Oath-issued 2017 MacBook Pro (in long-held-off exchange for my trusty MacBook Air, whose admittedly grimy and paint-worn keys were nonetheless 100% functional after years of writerly service) for about a month but the keys appear to have a will of their own, whipping themselves into a possessive frenzy almost every time they're pressed, and spewing out all manner of odd typos, mis-strikes and mistakes.
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" It's an odd variant of the ubiquitous "Sent from an iPhone, excuse typos" signature you've encountered in countless memoranda since humble-bragging Apple early-adopting nerdballs starting sending it from the first iPhones 10 years ago, the connotation of which is intended as: "Hey, this message might be inadvertently nonsensical or mistake-ridden, because I had to write it by pressing my greasy thumbs against a sheet of glass, and its virtual buttons are the size of Tic Tacs.
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The keyboard also frustrates because of the jarring juxtaposition of having individual keys that depress too willingly, seeming to suck the typos from your fingers as letters get snatched out of sequence (and even whole words coaxed out of line), coupled with a backspace key that refuses to perform quickly enough (I've had to crank it right up to the very fastest setting) so it can't gobble up the multiple erroneous strikes quickly enough to edit out all the BS the keyboard is continually spewing.
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