tweaking

Author: fogus

content/guides/destructuring.adoc

@@ -273,7 +273,7 @@ Associative destructuring, however, also allows you to supply a default value if
 ;= Category not found
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-To supply default values for keys that are not present in the input map, you can use the `:or` directive, whose value is a map of binding names or [since 1.13] keys to default values. Thus here `"Category not found"` will be used as the value for the binding category if the key `:category` is not in the input map (`client`). Note that if an unadorned symbol is used as a key in the `:or` map but not yet in any binding the entry is a no-op.
+To supply default values for keys that are not present in the input map, you can use the `:or` directive, whose value is a map of binding names or [since 1.13] keys to default values. Thus here `"Category not found"` will be used as the value for the binding category if the key `:category` is not in the input map (`client`). Note that if an unadorned symbol is used as a key in the `:or` map but not in any binding, then the entry is ignored.
 
 To capture the default values stated in the `:or` map for some purpose later in your code without restating them, you can use the `:defaults` directive [since 1.13], which binds a name to a map, created during destructuring, of keys to their default values.
 

content/reference/special_forms.adoc

@@ -319,7 +319,7 @@ can be written:
 (let [{:keys [fred ethel lucy]} m] ...
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-As of Clojure 1.6, you can also use prefixed map keys in the map destructuring form:
+You can also use prefixed map keys in the map destructuring form:
 
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