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AUSSIES CAN’T SPELL

It may have taken six years for it to become general public knowledge, but recent publicity surrounding a spelling mistake on an Australian bank note is drawing attention to the note both inside and outside Australia. Apparently, someone at Note Printing Australia Ltd. can’t spell.

Although the mistake on Australia’s current $50 bank note has been known since 2019, it is only now the misspelling of the word ‘responsibility’ in micro text is being

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