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@@ -526,7 +526,7 @@ void foo (const std::vector<float>& v) {
 
    If you must ``fall through'' from one switch clause to another 
    (excluding the trivial case of a clause with no statements),
-   this should be explicitly indicated using the =fallthough= attribute.
+   this should be explicitly indicated using the =fallthrough= attribute.
    This should, however, be a rare case.
 
    #+BEGIN_EXAMPLE
@@ -1563,9 +1563,9 @@ ostream& operator<<(ostream& out, const String& s);
 
 *** Comparisons
 
- - *Define comparions for custom types using* =operator=== *and* =operator<=>=.  [<<comparisons>>]
+ - *Define comparisons for custom types using* =operator=== *and* =operator<=>=.  [<<comparisons>>]
 
-   Comparions of for a custom class should be written using
+   Comparisons of for a custom class should be written using
    =operator=== (for equality/inequality) and =operator<=>= (for ordering).
    The compiler will supply the other comparison operators
    (=operator!==, =operator<=, etc.) automatically.  Where possible,
@@ -2294,7 +2294,7 @@ std::cout.flags(default_flags);
    =MsgStream=. No production code should use =cout=. Classes which are not
    Athena-aware could use =cerr= before throwing an exception, but all
    Athena-aware classes should use =MSG::FATAL= and/or throw an exception.
-   In addition, it is acceptible to use writes to =cout= in unit tests.
+   In addition, it is acceptable to use writes to =cout= in unit tests.
 
    When using =MsgStream=, note that a call to, e.g.,
    ~msg() << MSG::VERBOSE~ that is suppressed by the output level has a higher
@@ -2577,7 +2577,7 @@ void error(int severity, ARGS...)
 #+END_EXAMPLE
 
     This is fine, but should be used judiciously.  It's appropriate
-    for forwarding arguments theough a template function.  For other cases,
+    for forwarding arguments through a template function.  For other cases,
     it's worth thinking if there might be a simpler way of doing things.
 
     An ellipsis can also occur in a catch clause to catch any 
@@ -2837,9 +2837,9 @@ some machines, left-to-right on others. -- end note ]
    with aliases are better handled by object oriented techniques, like
    polymorphism.
 
-   Aliases are acceptible where they provide part of the expected
+   Aliases are acceptable where they provide part of the expected
    interface for a class, for example =value_type=, etc. 
-   in classes used with STL algorithms.  They are often indispensible
+   in classes used with STL algorithms.  They are often indispensable
    in template programming and metaprogramming, and are also part
    of how xAOD classes and POOL converters are typically defined.
 
@@ -3350,11 +3350,11 @@ The comment includes the fact that it is the perpendicular distance.
    are ok.
 
 ** Version 0.7
- - Minor cleanups and updates to take into acount that we now require C++17.
- - Use the =fallthough= attribute, not a comment.
+ - Minor cleanups and updates to take into account that we now require C++17.
+ - Use the =fallthrough= attribute, not a comment.
  - Allow omitting the =default= clause in a =switch= statement on an =enum=
    that handles all possible values.  Recent compilers will warn if some
-   values are not handled, and it's better to get such a diagnosic 
+   values are not handled, and it's better to get such a diagnostic 
    at compile-time rather than at runtime.
  - Clarify avoid-typedef section.
  - Mention preference for =ATH_MSG_= macros.
@@ -3467,7 +3467,7 @@ Doxygen also knows about //!< , I think?
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 #  LocalWords:  cout endl unary LoadModule oldLm newLm jp initializer
-#  LocalWords:  initializers lowerBound upperBound dNew jM bM n1 n2
+#  LocalWords:  initializers lowerBound upperBound dNew jM bM n1 n2 ń
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@@ -3508,7 +3508,14 @@ Doxygen also knows about //!< , I think?
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+#  LocalWords:  iomanip '0 msg msgLvl ATH gcc coroutines coroutine
+#  LocalWords:  varadic ARGS metaprogramming templated 0pt 2ex init
+#  LocalWords:  n4868 Niebler 'latex 'org 'my brocket substring
+#  LocalWords:  texttt
 
 
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