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@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ The API of this library is clean, intuitive and generally close to the ``javax.j
 
 ## Features
 
-Since the library is quite young, it doesn't support all the features of YAML yet. For now, it only supports creating/parsing **blobk** YAML, so use it if you have to read/create configuration files and such stuff. It doesn't yet implement features such as **flow** or **recursive** representation or document streams (more YAMLs separated by ``---``).
+Since the library is quite young, it doesn't support all the features of YAML yet. For now, it only supports creating/parsing **block** YAML, so use it if you have to read/create configuration files and such stuff. It doesn't yet implement features such as **flow** or **recursive** representation or document streams (more YAMLs separated by ``---``).
 
 However, keep in mind that the library is based on interfaces and OOP best practices, so you can probably extend/decorate the objects in order to create the functionality you need! 
 
@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ YamlMapping yaml = Yaml.createYamlMappingBuilder()
     ).build();
 ```
 
-``toString()`` methods are overriden to pretty-print the yaml, so the above ``yaml.toString()`` will print (notice that the elements are ordered, according to the Yaml specification):
+``toString()`` methods are overriden to pretty-print the yaml, so the above ``yaml.toString()`` will print (also, notice that the elements are ordered, according to the Yaml specification):
 
 ```yaml
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