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An article on Tuesday about fallout from a comment about the Hong Kong protests posted to Twitter by Daryl Morey, the general manager of the Houston Rockets, described his tweet incorrectly. Mr. Morey shared an image that read, “Fight for Freedom. Stand with Hong Kong”; he did not write those words in a tweet.

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An article on Monday about Russian oligarchs’ roles as arts patrons described incorrectly how the Fort Ross Conservancy decided to stop taking money from the Renova Group. The conservancy says it made the decision after reading a Justice Department memo; the conservancy was not, it says, contacted by the Justice Department directly.

INTERNATIONAL

An article on Tuesday about Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s request that the wife of an American diplomat involved in a crash that killed a teenager be returned to Britain referred incorrectly to the location of the town of Brackley. It is 60 miles northwest of London, not northeast.

NATIONAL

An article on Sunday about popular restaurants for fund-raising events in Washington, D.C., misstated where Representative Scott Tipton spent $21,000, according to spending data from the F.E.C. He spent that amount at the Capitol Hill Club, not the Capital Grille.