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Fix a few typos.
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@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ section is the header. The second section contains the metadata. This section is
#### Valence EdgeBreaker Connectivity
* The valence EdgeBreaker connectivity adds two sections after the attribute connectivity data. The first aditional section is the EdgeBreaker valence header. The second aditional section is the context data for the valence prediction.
* The valence EdgeBreaker connectivity adds two sections after the attribute connectivity data. The first additional section is the EdgeBreaker valence header. The second additional section is the context data for the valence prediction.
<figure>
<img alt="" src="images/edgebreaker_valence_connectivity.png">
@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ represented using the notation `A == B` and is specified to mean the same as
`(A[ 0 ] == B[ 0 ] && A[ 1 ] == B[ 1 ])`. Inequality testing is defined as
`A != B` and is specified to mean the same as
`(A[ 0 ] != B[ 0 ] || A[ 1 ] != B[ 1 ])`. The functions `assign` and
`push_back` behave simialrily on arrays as it is defined for c++ std::vector.
`push_back` behave similarly on arrays as it is defined for c++ std::vector.
When a variable is said to be representable by a signed integer with `x` bits,
it means that the variable is greater than or equal to `-(1 << (x-1))`, and that

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* TOC
{:toc}
The document is built from plaintext section and subsection [Markdown] files
The document is built from plain text section and subsection [Markdown] files
(more specifically, [kramdown] files) using the [Jekyll] static site building
tool. GitHub supports Jekyll natively.