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Fixed Typo #2

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Expand Up @@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ calling his proper command. This makes the Hydra very seamless.
Imagine you want to change the size of your current window. Vim allows you to do it with
`<C-w>+`, `<C-w>-`, `<C-w><`, `<C-w>>` bindings. So, you have to press
`<C-w>+<C-w>+<C-w>+<C-w><<C-w><<C-w><...` as many times as you need
(I know about count prefixes, but I was never fun of them).
(I know about count prefixes, but I was never fond of them).
Hydra allows you to press `<C-w>` just once and then get access to any `<C-w>...` bindings
without pressing the prefix again: `<C-w>+++++--<<<<`.
Or buffer side scrolling: instead of `zlzlzlzlzlzl...` press `zlllllllllhhhl` to freely
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