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docHaystack: minor typo fixes
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src/docHaystack/doc/Associations.fandoc

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The `reciprocalOf` tag is applied to an association to define its inverse term.
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For example:
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- `tags` is reciprocalOf of `tagOn` (and vise versa)
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- `quantities` is reciprocalOf of `quantityOf` (and vise versa)
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- `tags` is reciprocalOf of `tagOn` (and vice versa)
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- `quantities` is reciprocalOf of `quantityOf` (and vice versa)
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Reciprocals are used to coin terms which are intuitive for bi-directional
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[relationship queries]`Relationships#reciprocalOf`. However to promote

src/docHaystack/doc/Choices.fandoc

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Choices define exclusive subtyping relationships. For example `ductSection`
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is an exclusive choice of `ductSectionType`. The subtypes of `ductSectionType`
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are *exclusive* - you choose one option such `discharge` or `return`. But
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are *exclusive* - you choose one option such as `discharge` or `return`. But
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you cannot use `discharge` and `return` together.
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Many common concepts in our ontology fit this pattern:

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