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@@ -149,9 +149,9 @@ Hopefully, the tooling will be better with time.
 For simple document typesetting, even with features such as bibliography,
 cross-referencing, and table of contents, Typst seems to be a good choice.
 However, for long-term support documents, such as documentation, I would wait to
-see it more stable. Even while writing this blog post, the _lettre_ template I
-made was done in Typst 0.11, and preparing it in a repository raises some
-warnings about breaking changes from 0.12:
+see it being more stable. Even while writing this blog post, the _lettre_
+template I made was done in Typst 0.11, and preparing it in a repository raises
+some warnings about breaking changes from 0.12:
 
 > Added
 > [`par.spacing`](https://typst.app/docs/reference/model/par/#parameters-spacing