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Fixing typos in README.md #1

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## Introduction

Why another smooth scrolling library? Don't we have enoguth?
Indeed we do! And some are great in fact! But I didn't need such a big amout of code for my simple purpose of using `scrollTop` programatically. This is only 400 bytes minified!
Why another smooth scrolling library? Don't we have enough?
Indeed we do! And some are great in fact! But I didn't need such a big amount of code for my simple purpose of using `scrollTop` programmatically. This is only 400 bytes minified!

This library reduces the code to the bary minimum and stills providing some nice features such as:
This library reduces the code to the bare minimum and still provids some nice features such as:

- Callback on finish.
- Optionally scroll a different element than the window.
- Use different easings as jQuery UI did in the past.
- Stop animation programatically.
- Stop animation programmatically.

## Usage

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});
```

Another example with all parameters would be as follow:
Another example with all parameters would be as follows:

```javascript
skrollTop.scrollTo({
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