Index: doc/example-scripts/bagel.tcl
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diff -u -N -r7f7d32cd3fa1a0c9e2102eb5c504004c52d4d15b -r2321487af7f5d63ba7abb11d14e657a24b2e7788
--- doc/example-scripts/bagel.tcl	(.../bagel.tcl)	(revision 7f7d32cd3fa1a0c9e2102eb5c504004c52d4d15b)
+++ doc/example-scripts/bagel.tcl	(.../bagel.tcl)	(revision 2321487af7f5d63ba7abb11d14e657a24b2e7788)
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@
 
 # Of course, bagels don't do much yet. They should remember whether
 # they've been toasted. We can create and access an instance variable
-# by defining an property for the class. All instance variables are
+# by defining a property for the class. All instance variables are
 # per default public in the sense of C++.
 ? {Bagel property {toasted 0}} ""
 
Index: generic/gentclAPI.tcl
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diff -u -N -rae081c0f1926da915e0584d8561abaa8a2a022a4 -r2321487af7f5d63ba7abb11d14e657a24b2e7788
--- generic/gentclAPI.tcl	(.../gentclAPI.tcl)	(revision ae081c0f1926da915e0584d8561abaa8a2a022a4)
+++ generic/gentclAPI.tcl	(.../gentclAPI.tcl)	(revision 2321487af7f5d63ba7abb11d14e657a24b2e7788)
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 # -*- Tcl -*-
 #
 # C-Code generator to generate stubs to handle all objv-parsing from
-# an simple interface definition language. This guarantees consistent
+# a simple interface definition language. This guarantees consistent
 # handling of input argument types, consistent error messages in case
 # of failures and eases documentation.
 #
Index: library/serialize/serializer.tcl
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diff -u -N -rf7b560fcf16d625dfa38b9e9533f9014ba9a3ca7 -r2321487af7f5d63ba7abb11d14e657a24b2e7788
--- library/serialize/serializer.tcl	(.../serializer.tcl)	(revision f7b560fcf16d625dfa38b9e9533f9014ba9a3ca7)
+++ library/serialize/serializer.tcl	(.../serializer.tcl)	(revision 2321487af7f5d63ba7abb11d14e657a24b2e7788)
@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@
       in addition to provide pairs of old-string and new-string
       (like in the Tcl command <@tt>string map</@tt>). This option
       can be used to regenerate the serialized object under a different
-      object or under an different name, or to translate relative
+      object or under a different name, or to translate relative
       object names in the serialized code.<p>
 
       Examples: