gnodet commented on code in PR #2022:
URL: https://github.com/apache/maven-resolver/pull/2022#discussion_r3705472080


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src/site/markdown/what-is-resolver.md:
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@@ -18,47 +18,16 @@ specific language governing permissions and limitations
 under the License.
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-Did you ever want to integrate Maven's dependency resolution mechanism
-into your application and ended up trying to embed Plexus and an entire
-Maven distribution? Did you ever want to use Maven's dependency
-resolution mechanism in a multithreaded fashion and got burned by the
-stateful singletons in there? Did you ever want to have a little more
-control over how Maven calculates the resolved dependency graph, say use
-another strategy for conflict resolution or inspect some intermediate
-dependency graph?
+Did you ever want to integrate the Maven dependency resolution mechanism into 
your application? Did you then try to embed Plexus and an entire Maven 
distribution? Did you want to use the mechanism in a multithreaded way? The 
stateful singletons in Maven caused problems. Did you ever want more control 
over the resolved dependency graph? For example, to can use another strategy 
for conflict resolution, or inspect an intermediate graph?
+Did you ever want to integrate the Maven dependency resolution mechanism into 
your application? Did you then try to embed Plexus and an entire Maven 
distribution? Did you want to use the mechanism in a multithreaded way? The 
stateful singletons in Maven caused problems. Did you ever want more control 
over the resolved dependency graph? For example, to use another strategy for 
conflict resolution or inspect an intermediate graph?

Review Comment:
   This paragraph appears to be a leftover — it's a duplicate of the corrected 
paragraph on the next line, but still contains the "to can use" grammar error. 
Deleting this line should fix it.



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