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Readers have sent a torrent of typos our way in recent months, and we couldn't help noticing that many show disturbing evidence of a subliminal anger among copywriters: "Over 100 Items With Altercations Daily" (an ad for a Pennsylvania buffet restaurant); "Impatient Hospital Care and Surgery" (for a ...
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