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Fix typos in api.md #688

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Expand Up @@ -131,7 +131,7 @@ nunjucks.installJinjaCompat()

This installs experimental support for more consistent Jinja
compatibility by adding Pythonic APIs to the environment. While
nunjucks does not aim for complete Jinja/Python compatiblity, this
nunjucks does not aim for complete Jinja/Python compatibility, this
might help users seeking just that.

This adds `True` and `False` which map to the JS `true` and `false`
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Note: When precompiling, **you must install the extensions at
compile-time**. You have to use the [precompiling API](#api1) (or the
[grunt task](https://github.com/jlongster/grunt-nunjucks)) instead of
the script. You'll want to create a [`Environment`](#environment)
the script. You'll want to create an [`Environment`](#environment)
object, install your extensions, and pass it to the precompiler.

An extension is a javascript object with at least two fields: `tags`
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