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@@ -428,24 +428,24 @@ <h3><a name="Feature_Virtual_cube_enhancements">4.5 Virtual cube enhancements</a
 
 <h5>Design details</h5>
 
-<p>Long term, we would like to seperate the RolapDimension object into
+<p>Long term, we would like to separate the RolapDimension object into
 a RolapDimensionData object and a RolapDimensionUsage object.  This
-would allow us to seperate the dimension members from their usage in a
+would allow us to separate the dimension members from their usage in a
 cube context.  For example, the Time Dimension could be used multiple
 times as Order Date, Ship Date and Close Date.  Close Date would
-contain a psuedo-member [Close Date].[Year].[1997] and Order Date
-would contain a psuedo-member [Order Date].[Year].[1997] and both
-psuedo-members would really refer to the real member
+contain a pseudo-member [Close Date].[Year].[1997] and Order Date
+would contain a pseudo-member [Order Date].[Year].[1997] and both
+pseudo-members would really refer to the real member
 [Time].[Year].[1997].  Close Date and Order Date would have different
 dimension ordinals inside the cube even though they both refer to
 members from the same RolapDimensionData.  This work would be extended
 to virtual cubes so that virtual cubes could define dimension usages
 that refer to base cube dimension usages.  For example, the
 Oppty-Orders VC would contain a Canonical Time dimension based on
 Oppty Cube.Close Date and Order Cube.Order Date.  It would then be
-possible to determine that the psuedo member [Canonical
+possible to determine that the pseudo member [Canonical
 Date].[Year].[1997] maps to [Close Date].[Year].[1997] and [Order
-Date].[Year].[1997] psuedo members which map to conforming member
+Date].[Year].[1997] pseudo members which map to conforming member
 [Time].[Year].[1997].  In terms of implementation, there should only
 be one primary SQL reader inside of the Time RolapDimensionData.  Each
 RolapDimensionUsage would provide a decorated reader which also tracks
@@ -794,4 +794,4 @@ <h3><a name="Feature_Query_cancel_timeout">4.25 Query cancel/timeout</a></h3>
 
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