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 ### Mixing code using other memory managers
 Tbman does not affect the behavior of other memory managers (such as `malloc`, `free`, `realloc`), so you can mix code using different management systems. 
 
-However, you can not manage the **same memeory instance** with a different manager. Meaning that you must use `tbman_free` or `tbman_realloc` on memory created with `tbman_malloc` or `tbman_realloc`. You can not use `free` or `realloc` on such an instance. The opposite applies too: You can not use `tbman_free` or `tbman_realloc` on memory created with `malloc`, `realloc`, `new` or any other non-tbman alloctor.
+However, you can not manage the **same memory instance** with different managers. Meaning that you must use `tbman_free` or `tbman_realloc` on a memory instance allocated with `tbman_malloc` or `tbman_realloc`. You can not use `free` or `realloc` on such an instance. The opposite applies too: You can not use `tbman_free` or `tbman_realloc` on a memory instance allocated with `malloc`, `realloc`, `new` or any other non-tbman allocator.
 
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 ## Motivation