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Rails Scales!: Repeated text at start of paragraph (p30)
In the paragraph under the title “Explaining EXPLAIN”, the text beings as:
Fortunately, most SQL implementations provideFortunately, most SQL implementations provide a tool that describes how a query will be executed by the database engine: the keyword EXPLAIN.
Note the repetition of “Fortunately, most SQL implementations provide“.
Affected version: P1.0
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