New York Times Makes Typo On Front Page (PHOTO)

PHOTO: New York Times Makes Mortifying Error
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Readers who picked up the New York Times may have noticed that not all was right on the front page of the newspaper on Friday.

The newspaper of record made a glaring typo on its front page. To make matters worse, the mistake appeared above the fold, in a headline of a major story about the protests in Brazil.

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Eric Asimov, wine critic for the Times, made note of the error. "Yes, even the NYT occasionally ignores spell check. Just hate when it occurs on Page 1 on paper," he tweeted.

The newspaper is no stranger to occasional errors. Last month, it misstated the name of the band "Daft Punk" as "Daft Pink" and "Daft Puck," and issued a subsequent correction.

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