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Fix typo #1102

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Expand Up @@ -865,7 +865,7 @@ To get around this you can use [`React.Portal`](https://reactjs.org/docs/portals

##### Focus retention when moving between lists

When moving a `Draggable` from one list to another the default browser behaviour is for the _drag handle_ element to loose focus. This is because the old element is being destroyed and a new one is being created. The loss of focus is not good when dragging with a keyboard as the user is then unable to continue to interact with the element. To improve this user experience we automatically give a _drag handle_ focus when:
When moving a `Draggable` from one list to another the default browser behaviour is for the _drag handle_ element to lose focus. This is because the old element is being destroyed and a new one is being created. The loss of focus is not good when dragging with a keyboard as the user is then unable to continue to interact with the element. To improve this user experience we automatically give a _drag handle_ focus when:

- It was unmounted at the end of a drag
- It had focus
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