chore: remove repetitive words

docs/en_US/api/cli/data.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ The eKuiper rule command line tools allows to import and export the Data.
 
 ## Data Format
 
-The file format for importing and exporting Data is JSON, which can contain : `streams`, `tables`, `rules`, `plugin`, `source yaml` and so on. Each type holds the the key-value pair of the name and the creation statement. In the following example file, we define stream 、rules、table、plugin、source config、sink config
+The file format for importing and exporting Data is JSON, which can contain : `streams`, `tables`, `rules`, `plugin`, `source yaml` and so on. Each type holds the key-value pair of the name and the creation statement. In the following example file, we define stream 、rules、table、plugin、source config、sink config
 
 ```json
 {

docs/en_US/api/cli/ruleset.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ The eKuiper rule command line tools allows to import and export all the stream a
 
 ## Ruleset Format
 
-The file format for importing and exporting ruleset is JSON, which can contain three parts: `streams`, `tables` and `rules`. Each type holds the the key-value pair of the name and the creation statement. In the following example file, we define a stream and two rules.
+The file format for importing and exporting ruleset is JSON, which can contain three parts: `streams`, `tables` and `rules`. Each type holds the key-value pair of the name and the creation statement. In the following example file, we define a stream and two rules.
 
 ```json
 {

docs/en_US/api/restapi/ruleset.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ eKuiper REST api allows to import or export the stream and rule configurations.
 
 ## Ruleset Format
 
-The file format for importing and exporting ruleset is JSON, which can contain three parts: `streams`, `tables` and `rules`. Each type holds the the key-value pair of the name and the creation statement. In the following example file, we define a stream and two rules.
+The file format for importing and exporting ruleset is JSON, which can contain three parts: `streams`, `tables` and `rules`. Each type holds the key-value pair of the name and the creation statement. In the following example file, we define a stream and two rules.
 
 ```json
 {

docs/en_US/edgex/edgex_rule_engine_command.md

@@ -306,7 +306,7 @@ docker logs edgex-kuiper
 
 ## Explore the Results
 
-You can also explore the eKuiper analysis that caused the commands to be sent to the service. To see the the data from
+You can also explore the eKuiper analysis that caused the commands to be sent to the service. To see the data from
 the analysis, use the SQL below to query eKuiper filtering data.
 
 ``` sql

docs/en_US/guide/sources/builtin/http_push.md

@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ CREATE STREAM httpDemo() WITH (FORMAT="json", TYPE="httppush")
 
 **Create with Custom Configuration**
 
-You can use the the `endpoint` property corresponds to the `datasource` property in the stream creation statement.
+You can use the `endpoint` property corresponds to the `datasource` property in the stream creation statement.
 
 Example
 

docs/en_US/guide/sources/builtin/websocket.md

@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ CREATE STREAM websocketDemo() WITH (FORMAT="json", TYPE="websocket")
 
 **Create with Custom Configuration**
 
-You can use the the `endpoint` property corresponds to the `datasource` property in the stream creation statement.
+You can use the `endpoint` property corresponds to the `datasource` property in the stream creation statement.
 
 Example