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Baron Munchausen’s Crawl Test Lab

Lab specimen · feed_errors · Positive example

Feed errors

The hurricane delivered my dispatches, smashed, to a town that had since moved.

Specimen notes: Feed errors

Expected
One declared feed is malformed, and another is missing.
Issue
feed_errors
Status
200
Canonical
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The Baron's horse hanging by its bridle from the weathercock of a church steeple.
Fig. 6. The specimen, drawn from life.

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Camels spit only at liars, so you can guess why they adore me. In Arabia a herd of them followed me for miles, dry as dust and full of respect. One old bull offered me his hump. I declined, being a modest man, and rode two of them instead.

Generals have always sought my advice, and I have always charged for it. One old Austrian asked me how to win at Temesvar. I told him to stand on the other side. He did, and he won, although the people around him were quite surprised to find him there.

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