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Fix typos in RFC #1681 #1747

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Fix typos in RFC #1681 #1747

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Fix a typo in RFC #1681
untitaker Sep 11, 2016
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Fix a duplicated word
untitaker Sep 11, 2016
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Expand Up @@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ been enough to push the nightly users to stable as well.

These large projects, however, are often the face of Rust to external users.
Common knowledge is that fast serialization is done using serde, but to others
this just sounds likes "fast Rust needs nightly". Over time this persistent
this just sounds like "fast Rust needs nightly". Over time this persistent
thought process creates a culture of "well to be serious you require nightly"
and a general feeling that Rust is not "production ready".

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let source = input.to_string();

// Parse `source` for struct/enum declaration, and then build up some new
// source code representing representing a number of items in the
// implementation of the `Double` trait for the struct/enum in question.
// source code representing a number of items in the implementation of
// the `Double` trait for the struct/enum in question.
let source = derive_double(&source);

// Parse this back to a token stream and return it
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