Fixed various typo's and spelling errors #3
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September 2, 2013 13:22
(If any of these are just differences in us/gb spelling, please let me know) forwarned -> forewarned understandibility -> understandability
dilemnas -> dilemmas
recieve -> receive[x2] -If this is a us/gb thing please let me know forwarned -> forewarned benifit -> benefit caefully -> carefully allowng -> allowing peice -> piece inadvertantly -> inadvertently problemattic -> problematic[x2] aformentioned -> aforementioned approriately -> appropriately recieving -> receiving[x2] - us/gb ? receieve - > receive inadvertandly -> inadvertently
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Firstly, if any of these are simply differences between us/gb spelling, please let me know.
It seems the github editor is removing empty lines at the beginning of the files, is this a problem?
(I haven't really done collab work, so if I've done something wrong, please let me know)