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@@ -6,9 +6,9 @@ options frustrates that goal. To make things easier, Deno configures TypeScript
to "just work" and shouldn't require additional configuration.
That being said, Deno does support using a TypeScript configuration file, though
-like the rest of Deno, the detection and use of use of a configuration file is
-not automatic. To use a TypeScript configuration file with Deno, you have to
-provide a path on the command line. For example:
+like the rest of Deno, the detection and use of a configuration file is not
+automatic. To use a TypeScript configuration file with Deno, you have to provide
+a path on the command line. For example:
```
> deno run --config ./tsconfig.json main.ts