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Update 02-api-10-repositories.md #3

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Expand Up @@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ A repository is assigned to a collection as part of the collection configuration
### Accessing a repository in code
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If you have created your own repository implementation, then accessing the repository can be as simple as instanttiating a new instance of the repository class, however if you are using the built in repository, unfortunately a new instance can't be created in this way.
If you have created your own repository implementation, then accessing the repository can be as simple as instantiating a new instance of the repository class, however if you are using the built in repository, unfortunately a new instance can't be created in this way.

To help with accessing a repository (default or custom) Fluidity has a couple of factory methods to create the repository instances for you.

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