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Minor typo fixes on documentation #296

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You can choose the resource's type you want to load, by default the bundle will load translations from files + database, but you can choose to use only one of these two resource types.
Note that if you use files + database, if a translation exists in both resources, the value from the database will override the files' translation because the database is loaded after.
Note that if you use files + database, if a translation exists in both resources, the value from the database will override the file's translation because the database is loaded after.
By default the bundle will only load resources for managed locales.

```yml
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./bin/console lexik:translations:import [bundleName] [--cache-clear] [--force] [--globals]

This command will import all application and bundles translations files according to the `managed_locales` defined in configuration (it will also load tanslations from SF conponents).
This command will import all application and bundles translations files according to the `managed_locales` defined in configuration (it will also load tanslations from SF components).

Command arguments:
* `bundle`: Import translations for this specific bundle.
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