Minor whitespace corrections

[davebytemfg]

Resilient Duplicate ofany => of any

@@ -22276,7 +22276,7 @@                                                                    
       "category": [                                                                       
         "COMPANION"                                                                       
       ],                                                                                  
-      "description": "Increase the health ofany duplicate you create (such as with Duplicate) by 5. Enabler.",
+      "description": "Increase the health of any duplicate you create (such as with Duplicate) by 5. Enabler.",
       "references": [                                                                     
         "EXISTS IN TWO PLACES AT ONCE"                                                    
       ]                                                                                   

Beast Companion anddamage => and damage

@@ -10987,7 +10987,7 @@
       "category": [
         "COMPANION"
       ],
-      "description": "A level 2 creature of your size or smaller accompanies you and follows your instructions. You and the GM must work out the details of your creature, and you'll probably make rolls for it in combat or when it takes actions. The beast companion acts on your turn. As a level 2 creature, it has a target number of 6 and 6 health and it inflicts 2 points of damage. Its movement is based on its creature type (avian, swimmer, and so on). If your beast companion dies, you can hunt in the wild for 1d6 days to find a new one. Enabler. (A creature's level determines its target number, health, anddamage, unless otherwise stated. So a level 2 beast companion has a target number of 6 and a health of 6, and it inflicts 2 points of damage. A level 4 beast companion has a target number of 12 and a health of 12, and it inflicts 4 points of damage. And so on.)",
+      "description": "A level 2 creature of your size or smaller accompanies you and follows your instructions. You and the GM must work out the details of your creature, and you'll probably make rolls for it in combat or when it takes actions. The beast companion acts on your turn. As a level 2 creature, it has a target number of 6 and 6 health and it inflicts 2 points of damage. Its movement is based on its creature type (avian, swimmer, and so on). If your beast companion dies, you can hunt in the wild for 1d6 days to find a new one. Enabler. (A creature's level determines its target number, health, and damage, unless otherwise stated. So a level 2 beast companion has a target number of 6 and a health of 6, and it inflicts 2 points of damage. A level 4 beast companion has a target number of 12 and a health of 12, and it inflicts 4 points of damage. And so on.)",
       "references": [
         "CONTROLS BEASTS"
       ]

Rapid Recovery yourone => your one

@@ -21954,7 +21954,7 @@
       "category": [
         "CURE"
       ],
-      "description": "You can make most recovery rolls faster than normal. You can make yourone-action recovery roll as part of another action or when it isn't your turn, your ten-minute recovery roll takes you only one action, and your one-hour recovery roll takes you only ten minutes (your ten-hour rest is unchanged). If you make a recovery roll when it isn't your turn, until the end of your next turn all of your tasks are hindered. Enabler.",
+      "description": "You can make most recovery rolls faster than normal. You can make your one-action recovery roll as part of another action or when it isn't your turn, your ten-minute recovery roll takes you only one action, and your one-hour recovery roll takes you only ten minutes (your ten-hour rest is unchanged). If you make a recovery roll when it isn't your turn, until the end of your next turn all of your tasks are hindered. Enabler.",
       "references": []
     },
     {

[Jon-Davis]

Thanks! fixed!