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Public history of corrections made to published articles. Every factual error, whether flagged or caught internally, is fixed, dated, and logged here — never erased.

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  1. Original textThe bill would take effect as early as January 2027.
    + Corrected textThe bill would take effect no earlier than September 2027, according to the official timeline published by the ministry.

    ReasonThe effective date was mistranscribed from the official press release. Corrected after verification against the primary source.

  2. Original textA study estimated that 40% of office jobs would be automated by 2028.
    + Corrected textThe cited study estimated that 40% of tasks within certain office jobs could be partially automated by 2028 — not 40% of the jobs themselves.

    ReasonThe secondary source conflated ‘automated tasks’ with ‘eliminated jobs.’ Corrected after re-reading the original study.

  3. NATO 2026 Summit: what to take away
    Original textThe final communiqué was reportedly signed by all 32 member countries.
    + Corrected textThe final communiqué was signed by 31 of the 32 member countries; one country filed a formal reservation.

    ReasonA detail was missing from the initial wire report. Added and corrected after verification with two independent sources.

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