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(Picture credits: S.C.S. / The Economist).
Picture credits were reversed in Business Day yesterday with an article about the condition of the airline industry.
Picture credits were reversed last Sunday with the continuation of an article about Clonie Gowen, a professional poker player.
Picture credits on Sept. 9 with an article about the art season in Los Angeles misidentified the source of four images.
Picture credits in the Escapes pages on Friday with an article about unusual crops that are being grown in Hawaii misstated the photographer's given name.
Picture credits on June 26 with an article about a party to celebrate the new De Beers store in Manhattan misspelled the photographer's surname.
Picture credits are reversed on Page 9 of Arts & Leisure today with the continuation of an article about Broadway singing styles.
Picture credits last Sunday with an article about the "Lonely Doll" series of children's books from the 1950's, which are back in print, and about their author, Dare Wright, were incomplete.
Picture credits on Sunday with an article about the impact of the violence in Iraq on middle-class families misspelled the name of the agency that represents the photographer, Benjamin Lowy.
Picture credits with a Critic's Notebook column in The Arts on Wednesday omitted the identities of the artists whose work was projected on the Holland Tunnel ventilation building in "Riverrun," film and video screenings nightly though next Friday organized by the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Picture credits: Twitter/DancingManFound, Twitter/CassandraRules, Twitter/MaxTaucer.
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