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Australian misprint takes the biscuits

It is only January, but here is Monkey's nomination for correction of the year, courtesy of the Australian newspaper. "In an article entitled 'Allegiance unsure of Jinchuan in Zinifex fight', published on p23 of The Australian on Friday, January 18, Allegiance chairman Tony Howland-Rose was quoted as referring to major shareholder Jinchuan as 'a right bunch of cookies'. The quote should have been 'a bright bunch of cookies'. The Australian apologises for the error." D'oh!

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