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Agile Web Development with Rails 8: Residual Atom feed content (pages 186-188)
It looks like the Atom feed section of the book was intended to be removed for this edition, but there are still references to it, as well as an extra What We Just Did and Playtime section.
Version: B3 (pdf): Starts in the bottom paragraph of page 186 and then the content (other than the illustration on 187 and the top half of 188 until the beginning of the Iteration G3 section.
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Found them and removed. Thanks!
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