Small typo in documentation

Author: jlcanovas

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@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ <h2 id="doc-simple">The Simple Discoverer</h2>
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 	<p>JSON documents include both metadata (i.e., the name side of the object name/value pair elements) and data (i.e., their value). Note that, however, two objects in the same (or different) JSON document(s) generated by a call to the same service do not necessarily have the same exact structure, e.g., it is possible that some of them include only a subset of the metadata/data, thus removing some name/value pairs (e.g., to reduce network traffic). Therefore, the accuracy of the simple discovery increases when a number of JSON objects to infer their common structure are analyzed.</p>
 
-	<p>The simple discovery process is therefore launched for each JSON object and has two execution modes: creation and refinement. The former creates a root concept from an object representing a concept not yet existing in the service domain created so far whereas the latter enriches/refines an already existing concept with information coming from new objects representing such concept. </p
+	<p>The simple discovery process is therefore launched for each JSON object and has two execution modes: creation and refinement. The former creates a root concept from an object representing a concept not yet existing in the service domain created so far whereas the latter enriches/refines an already existing concept with information coming from new objects representing such concept. </p>
 
 	<p>When a JSON object  element representing a new concept is considered, the following creation rules are applied to build the corresponding elements in the service domain model (see figure on the left as example):</p>
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