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 of the repository. For example, if you wanted to add a new feature to 
 Bootstrap, you could fork the repository, make some changes, and then 
 submit a pull request. This pull request could then be evaluated and 
-possibly accepted by the people who run the Bootsrap repository. This 
+possibly accepted by the people who run the Bootstrap repository. This 
 process of people making a few edits and then requesting that they be 
 merged into a main repository is vital for what is known as <em>open source software</em>, or software that created by contributions from a number of developers.</li>
   <li data-marker="*"><span class="fa-li"><i class="fas fa-square"></i></span><strong>GitHub Pages</strong>:
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