Fix typo in lifecycle.md (#1327)

Co-authored-by: smagdali <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Ian Davis <[email protected]>
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@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ In particular, as sectors of shorter lifetime are added, the networkʼs capacity
 
 It is reasonable to assume that miners enter the network by adding Committed Capacity sectors, that is, sectors that do not contain user data. Once miners agree storage deals with clients, they upgrade their sectors to Regular Sectors. Alternatively, if they find Verified Clients and agree a storage deal with them, they upgrade their sector accordingly. Depending on whether or not a sector includes a (verified) deal, the miner acquires the corresponding storage power in the network.
 
-All sectors are expected to remain live until the end of their sector lifetime and early dropping of sectors will result in slashing. This is done to provide clients a certain level of guarantee on the reliability of their hosted data. Sector termination can comes with a corresponding _termination fee_.
+All sectors are expected to remain live until the end of their sector lifetime and early dropping of sectors will result in slashing. This is done to provide clients a certain level of guarantee on the reliability of their hosted data. Sector termination comes with a corresponding _termination fee_.
 
 As with every system it is expected that sectors will present faults. Although this might degrade the quality offered by the network, the reaction of the miner to the fault drives system decisions on whether or not the miner should be penalized. A miner can recover the faulty sector, let the system terminate the sector automatically after 42 days of faults, or proactively terminate the sector immediately in the case of unrecoverable data loss. In case of a faulty sector, a small penalty fee approximately equal to the block reward that the sector would win per day is applied. The fee is calculated per day of the sector being unavailable to the network, i.e. until the sector is recovered or terminated.