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-    "```Python\n",
-    "uxds['relhum_200hPa'][0].plot.rasterize(method='polygon', width=1000, height=500, exclude_antimeridian=True, clim=clim, title=\"Global Polygon Raster\")\n",
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-    "The Polygon Raster can be zoomed in indefinite, which is due to each polygon covering a region of our screen.\n",
+    "The Polygon Raster can be zoomed in indefinitely, which is due to each polygon covering a region of our screen.\n",
     "\n",
     "However, zooming in to our Point Rasters exposes how each point is still simply a pair of latitude and longitude coordinates, without any sense of area. After a certain point, there isn't enough points to sample into a uniform looking raster image, and we are left with an approximation the individual points.\n",
     "\n",

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@@ -595,9 +595,6 @@ <h3>Regional<a class="headerlink" href="#regional" title="Permalink to this head
 <p><img alt="Point Raster" src="../../_images/regional_point_raster.png" /></p>
 <p>Without specifying any additional parameters, both the Polygon and Point rasters look identical.</p>
 <p>However, setting the parameter <code class="docutils literal notranslate"><span class="pre">dynamic=True</span></code>, which dynamically performs the rasterization operations as we zoom and pan across a plot, we can start to see the differences between both types of plots.</p>
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 <p><img alt="Point Raster" src="../../_images/regional_point_raster_dyn.png" /></p>
-<p>The Polygon Raster can be zoomed in indefinite, which is due to each polygon covering a region of our screen.</p>
+<p>The Polygon Raster can be zoomed in indefinitely, which is due to each polygon covering a region of our screen.</p>
 <p>However, zooming in to our Point Rasters exposes how each point is still simply a pair of latitude and longitude coordinates, without any sense of area. After a certain point, there isn’t enough points to sample into a uniform looking raster image, and we are left with an approximation the individual points.</p>
 <p>Zooming in even further with the Polygon Raster, we can start to see each individual cell, even at such a high resolution.</p>
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