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Despite his scholarly assiduity, Metcalfe is moving down an errant path that will never square the facts with lived experience.

Measles was “eliminated” in the U.S. in 2000, meaning the disease was rare enough and immunity widespread enough to prevent local transmission if an errant case popped up.

When the song ends, the band spend several minutes chaotically ad libbing to the crowd as Rosé struggles to tie an errant shoelace.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton likewise called on the government of Texas to “use every tool at our disposal to hunt down” the errant lawmakers.

Congress required the FDA in 2012 to provide specific information every year about how and when the agency relaxed its rules for errant drugmakers to prevent shortages.