Typo in the docs

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Originally submitted to Google Code by Andreas.EbbertKarroum on 7 Jul 2010

Current doc:

Handling page load events

Some keywords that may cause a page to load take an additional argument dont_wait that is used to determine whether a new page is expected to load or not. By default, a page load is expected to happen whenever a link or image is clicked, or a form submitted. If a page load does not happen (if the link only executes some JavaScript, for example), a non-empty value must be given to dont_wait argument.

There are also some keywords that may cause a page to load but by default we expect them not to. In these case, the keywords have an optional wait argument, and providing a non-empty value for it will cause the keyword to Examples:

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Last sentence should be:

There are also some keywords that may cause a page to load but by default we expect them not to. In these case, the keywords have an optional wait argument, and providing a non-empty value for it will cause the keyword to wait.

Examples:

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Originally submitted to Google Code by spielman... on 10 Sep 2010

This issue was closed by revision 90699cae52.

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Originally submitted to Google Code by @pekkaklarck on 11 Sep 2010

The revision 90699cae52 didn't unfortunately fix this properly. See my comments to it for details.

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Originally submitted to Google Code by spielman... on 14 Sep 2010

Retry in the default branch and editing the Python source instead of the generated docs, see revision 0dc0a9636f