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removed a word repetition #191

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Expand Up @@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ This might sound like normal [semantic versioning][semver]
of a breaking change. It doesn't say anything about
frequency of change, or committing to not making breaking
changes. Go's proven track record in this area puts it well
ahead ahead of just about any other project.
ahead of just about any other project.

That brings us back to Lambda. If we look back at our list
of runtimes, the supported versions across languages might
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