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Fix spelling error in quick_presentation.rst #1260

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Expand Up @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Here are a few reasons why you may want to edit videos in Python:

- You have many videos to process or to compose in a complicated way.
- You want to automatize the creation of videos or GIFs on a web server (Django, Flask, etc.)
- You want to automatize tedious tasks, like title insertions tracking objects, cuting scenes, making end credits, subtitles, etc...
- You want to automatize tedious tasks, like title insertions tracking objects, cutting scenes, making end credits, subtitles, etc...
- You want to code your own video effects to do something no existing video editor can.
- You want to create animations from images generated by another python library (Matplotlib, Mayavi, Gizeh, scikit-images...)

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