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 From The Skeptical Inquirer, Fall 1989, Vol. 14, No. 1, Pp. 35-44
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 The Relativity of Wrong
 
@@ -80,7 +79,7 @@ the fact that stretches of water (ponds and lakes) looked pretty flat
 on quiet days.
 
 Another way of looking at it is to ask what is the "curvature" of the
-earth's surface Over a considerable length, how much does the surface
+earth's surface.  Over a considerable length, how much does the surface
 deviate (on the average) from perfect flatness. The flat-earth theory
 would make it seem that the surface doesn't deviate from flatness at
 all, that its curvature is 0 to the mile.