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@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ Focus your message, and create a hierarchy of information. Lead with the main po
 * Use specific examples.
 * Avoid vague language.
 * Be consistent. Adhere to the copy patterns and style points outlined in this guide.
-* Do NOT use contractions as they cheapen the content and provide difficulty for seakers and readers of other languages.
+* Do not use contractions as they cheapen the content and provide difficulty for readers of other languages.
 * Use the serial comma. Otherwise, use common sense. (Also known as the Oxford comma, it helps clarify when items in a list of three, four, or more things are their own items.)
 * Don’t use underline, and don’t use any combination of italic, bold, caps, and underline.
 * When in doubt, read your writing out loud.
@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ Place similar topics in the same paragraph, and clearly separate different topic
 
 * Use active voice.
 * Avoid double negatives.
-* Do NOT use contractions as they cheapen the content and provide difficulty for seakers of other languages.
+* Do not use contractions as they cheapen the content and provide difficulty for readers that do not speak English of other languages.
 * Avoid using synonyms for the same word in a single piece of writing.
 * Write briefly, but don’t sacrifice clarity for brevity. You may need to repeat or add words to make the meaning of your sentences clear to a translator.
 * Avoid slang, idioms, and cliches.