docs: "effected"->"affected"; "actions"->"puts into action"

-- In the first case, the object of the clause is the
   state, not the change itself, so the verb should be
   "affected", not "effected".

-- In the second case, "actions" is not a verb. The word
   "effects" would work here but would make the sentence
   sound super awkward, so I went with "puts into action".
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@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ a **description of `effects`**. This description is a data structure
which says, declaratively, how the world should change (because of the event).
Much of the time, only the "application state" of the SPA itself need
change, but sometimes the outside world must also be effected
change, but sometimes the outside world must also be affected
(localstore, cookies, databases, emails, logs, etc).
### 3rd Domino - Effect Handling
@ -296,7 +296,7 @@ Which says "when you see a `:delete-item` event, use `h` to handle it".
### Code For Domino 3
An `effect handler` (function) actions the `effects` returned by `h`:
An `effect handler` (function) puts into action the `effects` returned by `h`:
```clj
{:db (dissoc-in db [:items item-id])}
```