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doc/manual/R-exts.texi

@@ -5989,7 +5989,7 @@ Other GNU extensions which have bitten package writers are the use of
 non-portable characters such as @samp{$} in identifiers and use of C++
 headers under @file{ext}.
 
-item
+@item
 Including C-style headers in C++ code is not portable.  Including the
 legacy header@footnote{which often is the same as the header included by
 the C compiler, but some compilers have wrappers for some of the C

doc/manual/R-ints.texi

@@ -1804,7 +1804,7 @@ as C entry points via this file: the former are lower-cased and have an
 underline as suffix, and the suffixed name should be included in the
 file.  Some entry points exist only on Windows or need to be visible
 only on Windows, and some notes on these are provided in file
-@file{src/gnuwin32/Maintainters.notes}.
+@file{src/gnuwin32/Maintainers.notes}.
 
 Because of the advantages of reducing the number of visible entry
 points, they should be declared @code{attribute_hidden} where possible.

src/library/base/man/DateTimeClasses.Rd

@@ -198,7 +198,7 @@
   }
   The components must be in this order: that was only minimally checked
   prior to \R 4.3.0.  All objects created in \R 4.3.0 have the optional
-  components.  From earlier versions of \R, he last two components will
+  components.  From earlier versions of \R, the last two components will
   not be present for times in UTC and are platform-dependent.  Currently
   \code{gmtoff} is set on almost all current platforms: those based on
   BSD or \code{glibc} (including Linux and macOS) and those using the