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 One of the words that's stuck out to me learning French is the verb _profiter_, or _to profit_.
 The direct translation is easy - English and French have substantial shared lineage, and this is a word that's unchanged between the two.
-The usage and connotation of the word between the two languages does differ, however, and I'd like to explore the many senses of the word(s) for spell.
+The usage and connotation of the word between the two languages does differ, however, and I'd like to explore the many senses of the word(s) for a spell.
 
 In English, 'to profit' is more often than not associated with financial or economic contexts.
 If one profits from something, they've made money from it, they've got out more than they put in, they've made a worthwhile exchange.