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fix minor typo in README #41

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Expand Up @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ content files when you mount the filesystem like this:
This by itself doesn't seem very useful. You could use a single
squashfs image, or regular directory with the files instead. However,
the advantage comes if you want to store many such images. By storing
the files content-adressed (e.g. using the hash of the content to name
the files content-addressed (e.g. using the hash of the content to name
the file) shared files need only be stored once, yet can appear in
multiple mounts. Since these are normal files they will also only be
stored once in the page cache, meaning that the duplication is avoided
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