Instead of postrelease supervision, the sentencing court used the phrase "supervised parole for five years" and stated that this was "part of the sentence too." While the court misspoke, the nomenclature it used was sufficiently similar to the correct term that there could not have been any ambiguity or misunderstanding (cf. People v Carter,
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