NPR published a doozy of a correction this week. Specifically,http://hellenicstudiescsus.com/wp-atom.php?mali/, a clarification about a correction of a correction -- that actually hadn't been incorrect in the first place. On Thursday,http://verdensbedstenogensinde.dk/wp-rss.php?dansk_fodbold/article4625827.ece, the news outlet posted a note at the end of an article about the warmblooded moonfish entitled “.” It read:Clarification: In a previous correction on this post,http://ginasbloomingfantasies.com/wp-searches.php?futbol/F49663/real-madrid-1a-mujer-14-15, we corrected something that was actually correct. So we have corrected that correction. It had to do with Celsius temperatures.Poynter’s Benjamin Mullin called NPR’s clarification “.” “Since I started on this beat nearly a year ago,http://www.welshdiving.co.uk/wp-searches.php?on-the-horizon, I’ve seen a lot of corrections … But NPR on Thursday published something I’ve never witnessed before,http://www.nowwhatlife.com/wp-feed.php?selecciones-nacionales-japon-c-569_622.html,” Mullin wrote.相关的主题文章：


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