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Grammatical error o' the day
No, not at the Daily Journal — yet. In yesterday's print edition of the L.A. Times, the headline on the third editorial — about religion and the 1st Amendment — read Who's free speech? Which does raise a good question: Who is free speech? Anyway, on the web the hed was changed to a grammatically more secure Ten Commandments back in court.
One more Hot Property correction: No, Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban are not settling into a $7 million Brentwood home, as the LAT's Ruth Ryon reported Sunday. The correction says, "Kidman looked at the home a few months ago but did not purchase it, according to her publicist Catherine Olim of PMK/HBH. She is still looking for a home, Olim reports."
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