Small grammar and spelling changes. Remove tex annotations
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A couple of small rephrasings; changed "resolute" (meaning "to be certain") to "resolve" (meaning "to clarify") Removed `tex` annotations from code blocks. `tex` does not mean text; [it refers to the programming language TeX](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TeX). The `@article` citation at the end actually is TeX. The rest are just text.
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A couple of small rephrasings; changed "resolute" (meaning "to be certain") to "resolve" (really complicated history to this one and most native speakers won't understand, but, this in context means "to finalize by splitting apart (sense 1e)";) changed a comma to a semicolon.
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texannotations from code blocks.texdoes not mean text; it refers to the programming language TeX. The@articlecitation at the end actually is TeX. The rest are just text.