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README

@@ -18,11 +18,11 @@ Since Pydiction just uses a flat dictionary file, it's extremely flexible becaus
 things to appear in your popup completion menus. By default it will be in alphabetical order, but if you want `else` to come 
 before `elif`, you can. 
 
-Pydiction is often misunderstood when compared to other forms of python code completion. The key is to understand that Pydiction 
-doesn't have to do any source code analysis, but can work with things that do. It only uses the dictionary of terms. This is its
-strength and its weakness when used alone. For example, Pydiction really shines when completing 3rd party libraries and 
-frameworks and basic keywords, but isn't good for doing things that dictionary completion isn't suited for. For that, you'll want
-omnicompletion too. See the `Tips` section for how to get the best of all worlds.
+Pydiction is often misunderstood when compared to other forms of python code completion. Pydiction doesn't have to do 
+any source code analysis. It only uses the dictionary of terms. This is its strength and weakness when used alone. For 
+example, Pydiction really shines when completing 3rd party libraries and frameworks and basic keywords, but not for 
+things that dictionary completion isn't suited for. For that, you'll want omni-completion too. See the `Tips` section for 
+how to get the best of all worlds. 
 
 Installation
 ============

README.md

@@ -18,11 +18,11 @@ Since Pydiction just uses a flat dictionary file, it's extremely flexible becaus
 things to appear in your popup completion menus. By default it will be in alphabetical order, but if you want `else` to come 
 before `elif`, you can. 
 
-Pydiction is often misunderstood when compared to other forms of python code completion. The key is to understand that Pydiction 
-doesn't have to do any source code analysis, but can work with things that do. It only uses the dictionary of terms. This is its
-strength and its weakness when used alone. For example, Pydiction really shines when completing 3rd party libraries and 
-frameworks and basic keywords, but isn't good for doing things that dictionary completion isn't suited for. For that, you'll want
-omnicompletion too. See the `Tips` section for how to get the best of all worlds.
+Pydiction is often misunderstood when compared to other forms of python code completion. Pydiction doesn't have to do 
+any source code analysis. It only uses the dictionary of terms. This is its strength and weakness when used alone. For 
+example, Pydiction really shines when completing 3rd party libraries and frameworks and basic keywords, but not for 
+things that dictionary completion isn't suited for. For that, you'll want omni-completion too. See the `Tips` section for 
+how to get the best of all worlds. 
 
 Installation
 ============