"David Megginson" wrote in message
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OK, I understand what happened -- sorry. There was a one-letter typo
in the original message that might have confused this thread. I wrote

Hopefully, they have a bit of redundancy built into their system.
There are a lot more critical things that ATC that don't keep paper
copies any more, if you want anything to worry about tonight.

This doesn't make syntactic sense as it stands, until you correct the
first "that" to "than":

Hopefully, they have a bit of redundancy built into their system.
There are a lot more critical things that ATC than don't keep paper
copies any more, if you want anything to worry about tonight.


It still doesn't make sense. Did you mean, "There are a lot more critical
things than ATC that don't keep paper copies any more, if you want anything
to worry about tonight"?