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Fix typos in "Composite Types" doc
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thobbs committed Apr 22, 2014
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The first component is a :class:`~.LongType`, sorted in reverse order; the
second is a normally sorted :class:`~.AsciiType`.

You may put an aribtrary number of components in a :class:`~.CompositeType`,
You may put an arbitrary number of components in a :class:`~.CompositeType`,
and each component may be reversed or not.

Insert CompositeType Data
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and ``(123, "b" 123098123012)`` would all be returned.

With composite types, you have the option to make the slice start and
finish exlusive. To do so, replace the final component in your slice end
finish exclusive. To do so, replace the final component in your slice end
with a tuple like ``(value, False)``. (Think of the ``False`` as being
short for ``inclusive=False``. You can also explicitly specify ``True``,
but this is redundant.) Now, if you gave a ``column_finish`` of
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