Minor grammar and typo fixes #40
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Some explanation about the two commits:
I inadvertently made the 2nd commit part of this pull request, and I can resubmit without it.
The second commit, using "no one" versus "no-one" is largely a stylistic change. I found an explanation here. The relevant points are that "no one" is the prevalent term globally, and "no-one" is not used in North American writing. So, I recommend using "no one" but this is a rather pedantic point.