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 <div class="paragraph"><p>Of course, bagels don&#8217;t do much yet. They should remember whether
 they&#8217;ve been toasted. We can create and access an instance variable
-by defining an property for the class. All instance variables are
+by defining a property for the class. All instance variables are
 per default public in the sense of C++.</p></div>
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 have bagels that aren&#8217;t topped, as well as bagels that are, we may
 want to make toppable bagels a separate class. Let explore
 inheritance with these two classes, starting by making a new class
-SpreadableBagel that inherits from Bagel. A SpreadableBagel has an
-property toppings which might have multiple values. Initially,
+SpreadableBagel that inherits from Bagel. A SpreadableBagel has a property toppings which might have multiple values. Initially,
 toppings are empty.</p></div>
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