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Fix minor typos in README.md #493

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Fix typo in "to work"
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## Example

Imagine, that you want to bound implementation to some particular type.
Imagine, that you want to bind implementation to some particular type.
Like, strings behave like this, numbers behave like that, and so on.

The good realworld example is `djangorestframework`.
It is build around the idea that different
It is built around the idea that different
data types should be converted differently to and from `json` format.

What is the "traditional" (or outdated if you will!) approach?
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See how easy it is to works with types and implementation?
See how easy it is to work with types and implementation?

Typeclass is represented as a regular function, so you can use it like one:

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