On Facebook, a friend of mine wrote about a man who killed his wife because of a dreaded
typo.
Half says that it coined the term to describe "the mistakes,
typos and inappropriate information that often appear in resumes, job applications and cover letters.
The Uinta Mountain snail, a Utah species that hadn't been seen for nearly 60 years, was found in 1998 after an Indiana Jones-style expedition revealed
typos in the original discoverer's field report.
It's accurate - a real "blind-typing" system which automatically corrects (and doesn't miscorrect)
typos and misspellings.
Color cover, tight photos, interesting writing (a few
typos, but nobody's perfect), an interview with the Vertical Vamp Darren Navarrette, "Thoughts on Bums," an interview with the guy who does art for Consolidated, some reviews (the book Disposable, a skatepark with the unfortunate name of Krush, Accel, the Almost video) and some other stuff.
Typos are inevitable, you may say, and people forgive such carelessness.
The text could have benefited from a knowledgeable editor to maintain writing style and to cull odd turns of phrase, misnomers and
typos that occasionally change the author's meaning.
Despite the easy fun to be had over the
typos and big ideas, the neighborhood council requests were earnest and illustrated both the commonalities and the inequities among the neighborhoods of the city.
This is followed by a facsimile reproduction of the original 1586 edition, into which Demaiziere has inserted footnotes to pinpoint the numerous
typos present in this version.
But Men at Work exhibits unacceptably poor copyediting--missing punctuation, bad grammar, incorrect letter and word spacing , and
typos.
It will identify
typos and any occasional spelling lapses.
I repeat some of them just because they have awesome
typos.
