typo

In her haste and excitement, Judy made a typo: “My step grandmother was married to your grandfather and I how the clocks you are looking for.”

When she reviewed the names, Teran noticed the reporters’ list even featured the same errors as hers, down to the typo on one employee identification number.

“And don’t worry, I’ll have some speaks” — not a typo — “with that home plate umpire after the game.”

Mr Rathbone told the BBC this mistake gave the version additional value - similar to first editions of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, which feature notable typos in the copy.

Does a typo in this world create clean copy in multiple others?