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Use possessive "its" #970

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Expand Up @@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ Although it's relatively simple, having to write this code becomes annoying when

Instead, Polymer's `attributes` feature handles this work for you (using the `published` feature data). If an attribute is set that matches a property listed in the `published` object, the value is captured into the matching property. Strings are automatically converted to the published type.

The type system includes support for Object values expressed as JSON, or Date objects expressed as any Date-parsable string representation. Boolean properties are mapped to Boolean attributes, in other words, if the attribute exists at all, it's value is true, regardless of it's string-value (and the value is only false if the attribute does not exist).
The type system includes support for Object values expressed as JSON, or Date objects expressed as any Date-parsable string representation. Boolean properties are mapped to Boolean attributes, in other words, if the attribute exists at all, its value is true, regardless of its string-value (and the value is only false if the attribute does not exist).

Here is the equivalent of the above code, taking advantage of the `attributes` feature.

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