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     <p class="manual">List of predefined options are enclosed in brackets, the options separated by a vertical bar.</p>
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-    <p class="manual">Some keywords take one or more arguments. These are known as list attributes. The arguments are comma separated. The tree dots in the syntax description mean that the sequence before the dots can be repeated if needed. Inheritable list attributes will append the new list values to the inherited list. Use can use the <a href="purge.html">purge</a> attribute to clear the list before assigning new values to the list attribute.</p>
+    <p class="manual">Some keywords take one or more arguments. These are known as list attributes. The arguments are comma separated. The three dots in the syntax description mean that the sequence before the dots can be repeated if needed. Inheritable list attributes will append the new list values to the inherited list. Use can use the <a href="purge.html">purge</a> attribute to clear the list before assigning new values to the list attribute.</p>
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     <p class="manual">Variable arguments are further described in the <i>Arguments</i> section of the keyword syntax table. The name is listed immediately followed by the type of the variable argument. The supported types and their meaning is described in the following sections.</p>
     <h3 class="manual" id="ABSOLUTEID">5.1.1 ABSOLUTE_ID</h3>
     <p class="manual">An absolute identifier is composed of identifiers that are concatenated by dots, e. g. <code class="manual">foo.bar</code>. It is used to reference a TaskJuggler property that lives in a hierarchical name space. Accounts, Tasks, Reports are examples for such hierarchical name spaces. To reference the sub-task <code class="manual">bar</code> of task <code class="manual">foo</code> the absolute ID <code class="manual">foo.bar</code> is used.</p>
     <h3 class="manual" id="ID">5.1.2 ID</h3>
     <p class="manual">An identifier is composed of the letters <code class="manual">a</code> to <code class="manual">z</code>, <code class="manual">A</code> to <code class="manual">Z</code>, the underscore and the digits <code class="manual">0</code> to <code class="manual">9</code>. There are no limits for the number of characters, but it may not begin with a digit.</p>
     <h3 class="manual" id="INTEGER">5.1.3 INTEGER</h3>
     <p class="manual">An integer is any natural number, e. g. <code class="manual">0</code>, <code class="manual">1</code>, <code class="manual">2</code> and so on.</p>
     <h3 class="manual" id="STRING">5.1.4 STRING</h3>
-    <p class="manual">Strings are character sequences that are enclosed by special character marks. There are three different marks supported. For short strings that fit on one lines, you can either use single or double quotes.</p>
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     <p class="manual">Single quoted strings may contain double quotes and vice versa. Alternatively, you can prefix the quote mark with a backslash to use it within a string.</p>
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     <h2 class="manual" id="Predefined_Macros">5.2 Predefined Macros</h2>
-    <p class="manual">TaskJuggler supports a few predefined macros. These are available after the project header. They values correspond to the values provided in the project header.</p>
+    <p class="manual">TaskJuggler supports a few predefined macros. These are available after the project header. Their values correspond to the values provided in the project header.</p>
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       <code class="manual">projectstart</code> The start date of the project.</li>
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       <code class="manual">projectend</code> The end date of the project.</li>
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       <code class="manual">now</code> The current date. If the user does not provide a date with the <a href="now.html">now</a> keyword, the moment of the processing of the file will be inserted. Keep in mind that this will change every time you process your project. The current setting of <a href="timeformat.html">timeformat</a> has no impact on the expansion of the macro.</li>
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       <code class="manual">today</code> Identical to <code class="manual">now</code> but formatted according to the <a href="timeformat.html">timeformat</a> setting of the current context.</li>
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     <h2 class="manual" id="Environment_Variable_Expansions">5.3 Environment Variable Expansions</h2>
-    <p class="manual">By using the $(VAR) syntax, you can insert the value of the environment variable name VAR. The name of the variable must consists only of uppercase ASCII letters, underscore or decimal digits.</p>
+    <p class="manual">By using the $(VAR) syntax, you can insert the value of the environment variable name VAR. The name of the variable must consist only of uppercase ASCII letters, underscores or decimal digits.</p>
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