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Author: tannergooding

xml/System.Runtime.Intrinsics/Vector64.xml

@@ -5761,7 +5761,7 @@ On x86, this method corresponds to __m64 _mm_setr_pi8
         <returns>A vector whose elements are all-bits-set or zero, depending on if the corresponding elements in <paramref name="vector" /> were even integral values.</returns>
         <remarks>
 		  <para>This correctly handles floating-point values and so <c>2.0</c> will return <c>all-bits-set</c> while <c>2.2</c> will return <c>zero</c>.</para>
-          <para>This functioning returning <c>zero</c> for a corresponding element does not imply that <c>IsOddInteger</c> will return <c>all-bits-set</c> for that element. A number with a fractional portion, <c>3.3</c>, is not even nor odd.</para>
+          <para>This function returning <c>zero</c> for a corresponding element does not imply that <c>IsOddInteger</c> will return <c>all-bits-set</c> for that element. A number with a fractional portion, <c>3.3</c>, is neither even nor odd.</para>
 		</remarks>
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@@ -6137,7 +6137,7 @@ On x86, this method corresponds to __m64 _mm_setr_pi8
         <returns>A vector whose elements are all-bits-set or zero, depending on if the corresponding elements in <paramref name="vector" /> were odd integral values.</returns>
         <remarks>
 		  <para>This correctly handles floating-point values and so <c>3.0</c> will return <c>all-bits-set</c> for a corresponding element while <c>3.3</c> will return <c>zero</c>.</para>
-		  <para>This functioning returning <c>zero</c> for a corresponding element does not imply that <c>IsEvenInteger</c> will return <c>all-bits-set</c> for that element. A number with a fractional portion, <c>3.3</c>, is neither even nor odd.</para>
+		  <para>This function returning <c>zero</c> for a corresponding element does not imply that <c>IsEvenInteger</c> will return <c>all-bits-set</c> for that element. A number with a fractional portion, <c>3.3</c>, is neither even nor odd.</para>
 		</remarks>
       </Docs>
     </Member>