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Fixed typo in second cleverparens reference

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@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ Note that this package does not create any new evil states; it assumes that the
 
 The primary difference between lispyville and other similar packages is that it uses [[https://github.com/abo-abo/lispy][lispy]] instead of smartparens or paredit. This matters because lispyville is primarily intended to be used in conjunction with lispy. Lispy already has a lot in common with evil. Unlike smartparens and paredit, lispy's primary keybindings are just letters. It may help to think of lispy as just an additional evil state. The main difference from an evil state is that lispy's "special" is contextually based on the point (special is when the point is before an opening delimiter, after a closing delimiter, or when there is an active region).
 
-However, if you'd rather stick to mainly vim keybindings, lispyville will also eventually provide "key themes" to replicate all of evil-cleveparens' keybindings as well as the keybindings of some other popular evil/lisp editing packages. I also plan to add key themes that are more similar to lispy's keybindings.
+However, if you'd rather stick to mainly vim keybindings, lispyville will also eventually provide "key themes" to replicate all of evil-cleverparens' keybindings as well as the keybindings of some other popular evil/lisp editing packages. I also plan to add key themes that are more similar to lispy's keybindings.
 
 The other main reason I created this package is that I found the implementation of safe operators in other packages to be confusing and buggy. Lispyville uses a simple/clear method of acting on regions with unmatched delimiters and attempts to intelligently handle all edge cases. Please make an issue if you find any abnormalities or have any suggestions for improvement.