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Fix typo - 'compelex' #2623

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions docs/topic_guides/blocking/blocking_rules.md
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### More compelex blocking rules
### More complex blocking rules

It is possible to use more complex blocking rules that use non-equijoin conditions. For example, you could use a blocking rule that uses a fuzzy matching function:

```sql
l.first_name and r.first_name and levenshtein(l.surname, r.surname) < 3
```

However, this will not be executed very efficiently, for reasons described in [this](performance.md) page.
However, this will not be executed very efficiently, for reasons described in [this](performance.md) page.