The New York Times corrects some repetition, repetition:
An article on Monday about guilty verdicts in a murder trial in Canada involving a family of Afghan immigrants quoted incorrectly from a comment by the trial judge, Justice Robert L. Maranger. The judge said, ”It is difficult to conceive of a more despicable, more heinous, more honorless crime.” He did not say ”more despicable, more heinous, more despicable, more honorless crime.”
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