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Fix two small typos in README.md #15

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions README.md
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# Download and Run JPlag
Download a released version - all releases ar single-JAR releases.
Download a released version - all releases are single-JAR releases.

Type `java -jar jplag-yourVersion.jar` in a console to see the command line options.
The options as of 2016/02/29 are:
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To run JPlag, simply type `java -jar jplag-yourVersion.jar -l java17 -r /tmp/jplag_results_exerise1/ -s /path/to/exercise1`

- `-l java17` tells JPlag to use the frontend for Java 1.7
- `-s` tells JPlag to reccurse into subdirectories; as we assume Java projects, we'll very likely encounter subdirectories such as `student1/src/`
- `-s` tells JPlag to recurse into subdirectories; as we assume Java projects, we'll very likely encounter subdirectories such as `student1/src/`
- `-r /tmp/jplag_results_exercise1` tells JPlag to store the results in the directory `/tmp/jplag_results_exercise1`

**Note:** You have to specify the language exactly as they are printed by JPlag (running JPlag without command line arguments prints all available languages - and other options).
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