At first the Ferrer campaign manager said the aide had incorrectly edited the blog entry.
And in case you're wondering, that's a direct quote – but there's a good chance that all the other quotes you read from Boyle's short routine were either incorrectly edited, censored or just plain wrong.
On 8 June 1756, Johnson published his Proposals for Printing, by Subscription, the Dramatick Works of William Shakespeare, which argued that previous editions of Shakespeare were edited incorrectly and needed to be corrected.
And also because of an editing error, the article referred incorrectly in some editions to the decline in the non-Hispanic white population in western Kansas.
*An editing error in the print edition incorrectly compressed this formulation, leaving out the word "German".
BUSINESS DAY The On the Road column on the Itineraries page on Tuesday, about a lack of transparency in airline prices, misidentified the company that two travel and payments managers work for and, because of an editing error, incorrectly described the company's work.
An article on July 4 about a shift in the public perception of Pope Benedict XVI during the first two months of his papacy referred incorrectly to a magazine edited by the Rev. Richard John Neuhaus, a Catholic priest who commented on the pope's personality.
Edit note: We incorrectly named YC alumni Atomwise in this article.
This article was amended on 28 May 2015 because of an editing error that incorrectly identified the police chief with whom the author met.
Analysts have said that the pressure to do more in pursuit of bigger audiences probably contributed to the fiasco involving the documentary "A Year With the Queen," in which a promotional video was edited to suggest, incorrectly, that Elizabeth had stormed out of a portrait session with the photographer Annie Leibovitz.
