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 <p>Because of this, when I see someone claiming the terms of a
 standard is reasonable and non-discriminatory, all I can think of is
 how this really is non-reasonable and discriminatory.  Because free
-software developers are working in a global marked, it does not really
+software developers are working in a global market, it does not really
 help to know that software patents are not supposed to be enforceable
 in Norway.  The patent regimes in other countries affect us even here.
 I really hope the people behind the standard directory will pay more