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   0 1 { 2dup + } n times ; ( quotation )
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-Besides all the high-level features, FCL supports the traditional Forth programming structures and uses the same compilation model (compile/interpret mode, dictionary, immediate words, etc.) as traditional Forth systems.
+Besides all the high-level features, FCL supports the traditional Forth programming structures and uses the same compilation model (compile/interpret mode, dictionary, immediate words, etc.) as a classsic Forth.
 
 ## The Syntax
 
-The syntax is a superset of the Forth language. In FCL there are literal syntax for creaing Lists `[ 1 2 3 ]`, Maps `#[ 'key' 'value' ]#`, Quotations `{ dup + }`,  Strings `'Hello World'`, Ranges `1 10 ..` and Symbols `:symbol`. But many other things are the same as in a traditional Forth system.
+The syntax is a superset of the Forth language. In FCL there are literal syntax for creaing Lists `[ 1 2 3 ]`, Maps `#[ 'key' 'value' ]#`, Quotations `{ dup + }`,  Strings `'Hello World'`, Ranges `1 10 ..` and Symbols `:symbol`. But many other things are the same as in a classic Forth system.
 
 ## Low-level control structures