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FIX some typos in orion-api.md #4488

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Expand Up @@ -542,8 +542,8 @@ In order to search for `Tree1` in that scope, the same
Fiware-ServicePath will be used.

Scopes are hierarchical and hierarchical search can be done. In order to
do that the `\#` special keyword is used. Thus, a query with
pattern entity id `.\*` of type `Tree` in `/Madrid/Gardens/ParqueNorte/#`
do that the `#` special keyword is used. Thus, a query with
pattern entity id `.*` of type `Tree` in `/Madrid/Gardens/ParqueNorte/#`
will return all the trees in `ParqueNorte`, `Parterre1` and `Parterre2`.

Finally, you can query for disjoint scopes, using a comma-separated list
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -571,7 +571,7 @@ Some additional remarks:
entities created without `Fiware-ServicePath` (or that don't include
service path information in the database) belongs to a root scope
`/` implicitly. All the queries without using `Fiware-ServicePath`
(including subscriptions) are on `\#` implicitly. This behavior
(including subscriptions) are on `/#` implicitly. This behavior
ensures backward compatibility to pre-0.14.0 versions.

- It is possible to have an entity with the same ID and type in
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