README.textile in partial-date-1.1.1 vs README.textile in partial-date-1.1.2

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 A simple date class that can be used to store partial date values in a single column/attribute. An example use case would include an archive, or catalogue entry where the complete date is unknown. Year is mandatory, but month and day are optional.
 
 h2. Features
 
-PartialDate::Date uses a 23bit register as the backing store for date instances, and bit fiddling to get or set year, month and day values. As such it will perform well in a loop or collection of date objects.
+PartialDate::Date uses a 23 bit register as the backing store for date instances, and bit fiddling to get or set year, month and day values. As such it will perform well in a loop or collection of date objects.
 
 Use @date.value@ to get or set an Integer value that can be used to rehydrate a date object, or save the date value to a persistance store in a readable Integer form e.g. 20121201 for 2012 December 01. 
 
 h2. Examples
 
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 # => 
 date.value
 # => 0
 
 # Initialize from a block of integers
-date = PartialDate::Date.new {|d| d.year = 2012, d.month = 01}
+date = PartialDate::Date.new {|d| d.year = 2012; d.month = 01}
 # => 2012-01
 date.value
 # => 20120100
 
 # Initialize from a block of strings
-date = PartialDate::Date.new {|d| d.year = "2012", d.month = "01"}
+date = PartialDate::Date.new {|d| d.year = "2012"; d.month = "01"}
 # => 2012-01
 date.value
 # => 20120100
 
 # Initialize from the class load method - for rehydrating a date instance from a stored integer date value.