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Tweaked some grammar #38

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Expand Up @@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ All [RESTful endpoints](../restful-api-references/index.html) and [GraphQL funct

The Java client functions are designed with a 'Builder pattern'. A pattern is used to build complex query objects. This means that a function (for example to retrieve data from Weaviate with a request similar to a RESTful GET request, or a more complex GraphQL query) is built with single objects to reduce complexity. Some builder objects are optional, others are required to perform specific functions. All is documented on the [RESTful API reference pages](../restful-api-references/index.html) and the [GraphQL reference pages](../graphql-references/index.html).

The code snippet above shows a simple query similar to `RESTful GET /v1/meta`. The client is initiated with requiring the package and connecting to the running instance. Then, a query is constructed with using the `.metaGetter()` on `.misc()`. The query will be sent with the `.run()` function, this object is thus required for every function you want to build and execute.
The code snippet above shows a simple query similar to `RESTful GET /v1/meta`. The client is initiated by requiring the package and connecting to the running instance. Then, a query is constructed by using the `.metaGetter()` on `.misc()`. The query will be sent with the `.run()` function, this object is thus required for every function you want to build and execute.

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