Islamic State is suspected in recent suicide bombings in Ankara, Turkey. A Review article Saturday about countering the group incorrectly referred to attacks in Istanbul.
PBDW Architects designed the sidewalk-shed concept called UrbanArbor. A rendering of the design accompanying Thursday’s Spaces article incorrectly credited Platt Byard Dovell White Architects LLP, the firm’s previous name.
“Eothen,” the Montauk estate that recently sold for $50 million, was purchased by Andy Warhol and Paul Morrissey in the 1970s, according to public records. An article on Thursday about the estate cited only Mr. Warhol as the purchaser.
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