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Ash Framework: Typo on page 123
Title: Ash Framework
Typo: page 123 (from pdf), last paragraph of the page, first sentence
Currently (note bolded word):
Because policies are part of resource definitions, they’re automatically be checked on all calls to actions in those resources.
Be is not required there!!
Thanks! 
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