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> Update: There was a typo in the original post -- the word "word" was misspelled as "world." Thank you to the commenters for bringing it to our attention. How
by codethief 8y ago
> Update: There was a typo in the original post -- the word "word" was misspelled as "world." Thank you to the commenters for bringing it to our attention.
How appropriate. :) I'm trying to come up with a phrase where this typo could mean all the difference.
- pbhjpbhj 8y ago"From any country found in the wor(l)d scuba equipment may be imported." You can import equipment from Cuba. Not a great example as it needs bad punctuation; and it's the name of the country that's in the word "scuba". Most uses like "imports from anywhere in the Word will be taxed at the rate given in regulations issued by ..." will be nonsensical if taken literally and so wouldn't have any power unless apparent intent was considered.
- mynegation 8y ago> I'm trying to come up with a phrase where this typo could mean all the difference. One could say a typo could mean a "world of difference"