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Spell check isn’t always your friend — more like a casual acquaintance.

Just look at what happened to the Post-Journal‘s stunning headline for an AP story they picked up this weekend about Julia Roberts.

It’s very possible the editor used spell check. Unfortunately for the paper, the function doesn’t always pick up on errors like this one:

“Julia Roberts Finds Life And Her Holes Get Better With Age” pic.twitter.com/uCJyGw6Uh4

— El gato con bolas (@elgat0c0nb0las) December 9, 2018

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Julia Roberts Finds Life And Her Holes Get Better With Age pic.twitter.com/85oU83ijgi

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Spoilers for Homecoming: Season 1 lie ahead.

Very few Americans serve in the United States Armed Forces.

According to the Council on Foreign Relations, approximately 1.2 million citizens—less than 0.5% of the U.S. population—were recorded as active military personnel in 2016. At present, that relatively high number reflects the world’s third largest armed force. But it could be dropping fast.

Lacking motivation, obesity rates, and a competitive civilian job market are among many factors that have contributed to what military experts are forecasting to be a recruitment crisis for the United States military. With fewer young men and women voluntarily enlisting, our defense forces could soon be facing, as retired Major General Dennis Laich calls it, a war for which “no one showed up on our side.” Read more…

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