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minor typo fix #58

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Expand Up @@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ And with **rbx**, I've tried to strike a perfect balance.

If you'd like to use **rbx**, simply include a css file, import some components, and get moving. If you want to customize the Bulma sass, **rbx** will get out of your way, so you can do that, too.

Many componets are quite simple, and simply apply the appropriate styling to an underlying JSX Element (e.g. `div` or `span`).
Many components are quite simple, and simply apply the appropriate styling to an underlying JSX Element (e.g. `div` or `span`).
For the more complex ones (e.g. `<Dropdown>`, `<Modal>`, or `<Navbar>`), they come with basic state management built-in (using the modern [React Context](https://reactjs.org/docs/context.html) that you can easily override using the `managed` prop.

### Largely unopinionated
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