Big spell correction, using LTeX vscode extension

which is languagetools under the hood
which I struggled immensely trying to setup in emacs back then... now I give up

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 Watch progress websites exist for [anime](https://myanimelist.net) and [film](https://letterboxd.com). They work great. Socialization is great.
 
-But they don't record the _exact time_ at which I finished each episode. I find such statistics amusing to dig through in some kind of a year-end review. I also found it tremendously helpful to know which episodes were most recently watched, and in what order. Helps with recollecting the context of each show, especially when chasing more than a couple of shows at the same time.
+But they don't record the _exact time_ at which I finished each episode. I find such statistics amusing to dig through in some kind of year-end review. I also found it tremendously helpful to know which episodes were most recently watched, and in what order. Helps with recollecting the context of each show, especially when chasing more than a couple of shows at the same time.
 Depending on your judgment, using Letterboxd and MyAnimeList may also constitute giving private information to 3rd parties.
 
 So I ended with an organization system that's, effectively, top layer of bullet points for the show, and inner layer for the episodes. Something like: