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typo
A misspelled word when typing. See typo domain.
typo - typographical error
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Greece's Eleftheros Typos daily newspaper, which has been published since 1983, went out of business on June 22 after billionaire businessman Theodoros Angelopoulos and his wife Gianna Angelopoulou-Daskalaki, the former head of the organising committee for the 2004 Athens Olympics, decided to end their involvement in publishing, Kathimerini said.
Newspaper closes by The Sofia Echo (Sofia, Bulgaria)
In today's New York Times 'Business' section, Douglas Quenqua offers a report about how people are using typos to find big savings on eBay.
Report: On eBay Spelling (Still) Counts by Matt Haber / The New York Observer
Typos can bedevil online political campaigns by letting evil software wizards or crafty king-makers turn misspellings into opportunities for sabotage or theft, a security specialist has warned.
Typos can bedevil online political campaigns by AFP / AFP American Edition
 
 
 
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