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README.md

@@ -481,7 +481,7 @@ the `Inst` protocol and the Joda-Time types are external to the library.
 
 Java Time introduced a concept of `Clock` - a time entity which can seed the
 dates, times and zones. However, there's no built-in facility which would allow
-you to influence the date-times created using default constructors ala Joda's
+you to influence the date-times created using default constructors à la Joda's
 `DateTimeUtils/setCurrentMillisSystem`. Clojure.Java-Time tries to fix that with
 the `with-clock` macro and the corresponding `with-clock-fn` function:
 

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@@ -299,7 +299,7 @@ <h4><a href="#joda-time" id="joda-time"></a>Joda-Time</h4>
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 <p>This snippet isn’t included in the Clojure.Java-Time code by default as both the <code>Inst</code> protocol and the Joda-Time types are external to the library.</p>
 <h4><a href="#clocks" id="clocks"></a>Clocks</h4>
-<p>Java Time introduced a concept of <code>Clock</code> - a time entity which can seed the dates, times and zones. However, there’s no built-in facility which would allow you to influence the date-times created using default constructors ala Joda’s <code>DateTimeUtils/setCurrentMillisSystem</code>. Clojure.Java-Time tries to fix that with the <code>with-clock</code> macro and the corresponding <code>with-clock-fn</code> function:</p>
+<p>Java Time introduced a concept of <code>Clock</code> - a time entity which can seed the dates, times and zones. However, there’s no built-in facility which would allow you to influence the date-times created using default constructors à la Joda’s <code>DateTimeUtils/setCurrentMillisSystem</code>. Clojure.Java-Time tries to fix that with the <code>with-clock</code> macro and the corresponding <code>with-clock-fn</code> function:</p>
 <pre><code class="language-clojure">(jt/zone-id)
 ;=&gt; #&lt;java.time.ZoneRegion Europe/London&gt;