typo

Unfortunately, her documents are peppered with typos, and reading her emails is like solving a puzzle.

Carefully go through your descriptions to ensure there are no grammar mistakes and typos.

She started by fixing a single typo and has gone on to become an administrator who spends between one and four hours a day editing stories.

On one hand, an AI that still understands when you make a typo or say something garbled, as another human could, would be useful.

These editors chemically transform one DNA base into another, essentially fixing typos that can lead to disease.

The iPhone, with its apps and video capabilities and typo-prone keyboard system, was for play; the BlackBerry was for work.

One has to read Donoghue a few times to fill in the blanks, and there are many blanks; is “Pet” perhaps a typo for “Peter”?

Making matters worse, half of the 23 wards where the typo was made are majority African-American.

I saw him make a typo and almost corrected him, but figured it was better to just keep my mouth shut.

Only one typo found and corrected; susceptibility was misspelled as “susceptibilty”.

Page 22: In the line: "There are homes are our natal, and nothing is fatal," the first "are" may be a typo for "our."

Page 30, "gambling hells" is likely a typo but is reproduced as printed.

Remarks on the text: Page 17: Bremenhaven possibly typo for Bremerhaven.