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This usually happens when Windows can’t access the TLS certificate or the crypto service properly, often due to corrupted system files or disabled cryptographic services. I’d try restarting the Cryptographic Services and running a quick system file check; that fixes it most of the time.

Clerical errors are small mistakes in documents like typos, wrong numbers, or missing details that happen while typing or recording information. I usually avoid them by double checking the document, reading it once more slowly, and sometimes asking someone else to review it.

It usually means the deal was formally finalized and legally binding—NYT writers use it to say, “this isn’t just talk anymore, it’s official.” Think of it as paperwork signed, handshake done.

Yeah, that one pops up a lot 🙂 NYT usually leans toward “pep” or “vim” for “lively spirit,” but I’ve seen “elan” too—depends on the letter count and crosses.

If you just want it clean for reuse, a normal format works, but it doesn’t truly erase data. For a complete wipe, use full format (not quick) on Windows/Mac or a secure erase option; cameras are fine for basic clearing, not deep wiping.

The answer to the NYT clue “Mixtures in copier cartridges” is TONERS, the powder inside printers that forms the text and images.

The answer is usually "FOR REAL". That’s the common crossword way to say “seriously?” in slang.