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9 important newspaper corrections and apologies

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Fantastic Irish Times correction (pic via @RositaBoland): pic.twitter.com/3bXEvB7m9m
— Padraic Ryan (@ryan_padraic) December 27, 2014

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maria @mrdool @mrdool

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steve @dannybauder @dannybauder

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@dmrider @dmrider

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BEST CORRECTION EVER pic.twitter.com/KUu0TbEebr
— Mark Cobley (@Fanfaronade) January 11, 2016

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pui @andrewbloch @andrewbloch

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balsio @gwynnefitz @gwynnefitz

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denis @eamonlynch @eamonlynch

Mark Ruffalo lost his phone and miraculously found it with the help of Twitter

Oxford Dictionaries was forced to apologise for this ‘sexist’ dictionary definition

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Defamation

Damaging the good reputation of someone, slander, or libel.
Racism or Hate speech

An attack on an individual or group based on religion, race, gender, or beliefs.
Trolling or Off-topic

An attempt to derail the discussion.
Inappropriate language

Profanity, obscenity, vulgarity, or slurs.
Spam

Advertising, phishing, scamming, bots, or repetitive posts.
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9 important newspaper corrections and apologies

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Mark Ruffalo lost his phone and miraculously found it with the help of Twitter

Oxford Dictionaries was forced to apologise for this ‘sexist’ dictionary definition