mostly just massaging the words

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grammarware · Aug 13, 2009 · 585b013 · 585b013
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diff --git a/topics/languedoc/ldf/xldf/completeWithText.xldf b/topics/languedoc/ldf/xldf/completeWithText.xldf
@@ -171,4 +171,4 @@
     </content>
   </xldf:append>
 
-</xldf:evolution-sequence>
+</xldf:evolution-sequence>
diff --git a/topics/languedoc/xbgf/xldf/completeFoldSection.xldf b/topics/languedoc/xbgf/xldf/completeFoldSection.xldf
@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@
         Language Specification case study are restricted in scope by a nonterminal.
         The reason for such statistics is that when the language engineer wants to
         give up the nonterminal, he uses the <ldf:keyword>inline</ldf:keyword>
-        transformations. On the other hand, <ldf:keyword>unfold</ldf:keyword> usually
+        transformations. However, <ldf:keyword>unfold</ldf:keyword> usually
         happens as a part of sequences with <ldf:keyword>fold</ldf:keyword>,
         <ldf:keyword>downgrade</ldf:keyword>, <ldf:keyword>disappear</ldf:keyword>,
         <ldf:keyword>deyaccify</ldf:keyword>, <ldf:keyword>distribute</ldf:keyword>,

diff --git a/topics/languedoc/xbgf/xldf/completeRefSection.xldf b/topics/languedoc/xbgf/xldf/completeRefSection.xldf
@@ -1148,7 +1148,7 @@
         <text>
           This transformation is apparently non-injective, hence, it is impossible to have
           a complete inverse of it. A more general <ldf:keyword>factor</ldf:keyword>
-          transformation, on the other hand, is as capable of emulating <ldf:keyword>distribute</ldf:keyword>'s
+          transformation, however, is as capable of emulating <ldf:keyword>distribute</ldf:keyword>'s
           effect as it is capable of doing the reverse thing.
         </text>
       </content>