It had a theatrical release; it was not a television movie.
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It had a theatrical release; it was not a television movie.
It was Jill P. Capuzzo, not Alicia Napierkowski.
He was not the band’s first singer, there were several vocalists before him.
It is around 130 to 150 degrees, not 160 degrees.
It was Iran’s U.N. ambassador, Amir Saeid Iravani, not Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi.
It was 1948, not 1947.
It was 5 percent, not 8 percent.
He grew up in Manhattan, not the Bronx.
It was New York’s attorney general, Letitia James, not the district attorney of Fulton County, Ga., Fani T. Willis.
She is Michelle Monaghan, not Moynahan.
It was on the front, not the back.
And in January this year, it was about 600, not 5,000.
He was Fred Grandy, not Grady.
They were still married, according to his daughter; they were not divorced.
He is Seth Koslow, a Democratic legislator, not Josh Kelner, a lawyer representing the lawmakers.
She is Jane Hirshfield, not Hirschfield.
The city is predominantly Democratic, not a Republican stronghold.
“Mickey 17” is his eighth, not his seventh.
It was 2023, not 2021.
They are critical minerals, which differ from rare earth elements.
She grew up in California’s Bay Area, not Los Angeles.
It is from the seventh century B.C., not the seventh century.
It is the Griffith Observatory, not Griffin.
would be the first pope from Southeast Asia, but not Asia as a whole.
It is “Our Dear Dead Drug Lord,” not “Our Dear Drug Lord.”
He is Brian Lea, not Lee.
It was Lorne Wheaton, not Dallas Schoo.
It is in early May, not early March.
“The American Dream,” from 1992, is in the Pace exhibition, not the Kasmin exhibition.
It is in the city of Miami Beach, not Miami