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Fix #2106, remove redundant word #2044

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Expand Up @@ -3391,7 +3391,7 @@ seconds past the epoch time.

The drawback to allowing rollovers is that this adds an interesting
dilemma to comparing two absolute times. Going back to our analog wall
clock analogy, let us assume we wish to compute determine whether 9:00
clock analogy, let us assume we wish to determine whether 9:00
is before or after 2:00. Since the clock is allowed to roll over, which
is first? As shown below, 9:00 is either 5 hours before 2:00 or it is 7
hours later.
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