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In the meantime, quantum computers have a tendency to err, and accounting for and correcting those errors is the industry’s top priority.

Yet despite a lifetime of clinical work, he actually errs on the side of literature.

One night she somehow errs in every one: all 1,500 holes are wrong.

Murray also errs in reducing educational attainment and professional success solely to genetic endowment.

Kaplan errs in not taking Sinatra, the actor, seriously enough.

I adopt, unreservedly, the doctrine that "nothing is that errs from law."

A minnow always errs when he undertakes to swim in the company of a whale.

So far from being deficient in melodious effectiveness, Wagner's writing for the voice, I would hold, errs upon the other side.

One young Englishman whom I have met lately errs on the side of over-appreciation.

But let him show the tenderness which is due to a great man even when he errs.