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Mistakes happen, but how do we tell the readers?

Media
November 22, 2013August 22, 2014
by Pat Louise

by Patty Louise / When the NFL opened its season in early Sep­tember, Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning grabbed much of the attention when he guided his team to a win over Baltimore by throwing a record-tying seven touchdown passes. The next day, though, it was the Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch that captured headlines over its own headline about the game.

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