Two uses of "adverse" were left as is, although its usage implies it
should be "averse".
Several pairs of words were used in both a hyphenated form and an
unhyphenated form. In each case, the less frequently used form was
changed to the more frequently used form. These pairs were:
"to-morrow" and "tomorrow" - unhyphenated form used
"to-night" and "tonight" - unhyphenated form used
"shot-gun" and "shotgun" - unhyphenated form used
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