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Posted Friday, May 5, 2006, at 11:22 AM ET

In a May 2 "Music Box," Armond White identified the focus of a New York Times critique as being Morrissey's debut album. The critique was of Morrissey's work in general.

In a May 1 "Explainer," Daniel Engber misspelled the name of Tim Haab in the acknowledgements.

In the May 1 "Today's Blogs," the headline was originally "Uno de Mayo." That is grammatically incorrect and should have read "Primero de Mayo."

In an April 21 "Gardening," Constance Casey said that the flowering cherry tree has no fruit. The tree has tiny, inedible fruit.

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