Is "fPrince" a real word? [closed]

typographical-errors

I saw this on the NYT web site today (4/9/2021):

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Is "fPrince" a real word, or is it an incredible typo??


Given that the online article has subsequently been edited to change "fPrince" to "Prince", it appears that it was a simple typo.

Uncharacteristic for the New York Times, but I suppose the article may have been posted in a hurry.

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