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Monday, November 9, 2009

-- A caption in the Nov. 5 Metro section incorrectly stated that Virginia Gov.-elect Robert F. McDonnell was congratulated by family members Tuesday night after a news conference. The news conference was Wednesday, after Tuesday night's win.

-- A Nov. 5 Style article incorrectly attributed a study of Montgomery County's speed cameras to the Maryland state legislature. The Office of Legislative Oversight, which performed the study, is a Montgomery County agency.

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