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 # alphanumeric-comparator
 
-An alphanumeric comparator in Java, for comparing strings in a human readable format. It uses a combination numeric and alphabetic comparisons to compare two strings. This class uses standard Java classes and is independent of any 3rd party libraries.
+An alphanumeric comparator in Java, for comparing strings in a human readable format. It uses a combination of numeric and alphabetic comparisons to compare two strings. This class uses standard Java classes and is independent of any 3rd party libraries.
 
-Additionally this comparator uses ```java.text.Collator``` class to correctly sort strings containing special Unicode characters like  Umlauts or other similar letters of alphabet in different languages, such as: **å**, **è**, **ü**, **ö**, **ø**, or **ý**.
+Additionally this comparator uses ```java.text.Collator``` class to correctly sort strings containing special characters like Umlauts or similar alphabet letters in different languages, such as: **å**, **è**, **ü**, **ö**, **ø**, or **ý**.
 
 #### Example #1
 For given list of strings:
 - file-01.doc
 - file-2.doc
 - file-03.doc
 
-The regular lexicographical sorts, e.g. ```java.util.Collections.sort()```, sorts the above list in following order:
+A regular lexicographical sort, e.g. ```java.util.Collections.sort()```, sorts the above list in the following order:
 
 ***[file-01.doc, file-03.doc, file-2.doc]***
 
-However using ```AlphaNumericComparator```, the list will be sorter in more meaningful and readable way:
+However using ```AlphaNumericComparator```, the list will be sorted in a more meaningful and readable way:
 
 ***[file-01.doc, file-2.doc, file-03.doc]***
 
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  * è
  * g
 
-The regular lexicographical sorts, e.g. ```java.util.Collections.sort()```, sorts the above list in following order:
+A regular lexicographical sort, e.g. ```java.util.Collections.sort()```, sorts the above list in the following order:
 
 **[b, e, f, g, k, è, ě]**
 
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ Using ```AlphaNumericComparator```, the list is correctly sorted as below:
 
 #### How To
 
-Just pass the comparator as a parameter when sorting a list:
+Simply pass the comparator as a parameter when sorting a list:
 ```java
 List<String> list = new ArrayList<String>();
 list.add("some string");