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Expand Up @@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ The Configuration object is the home of all the configurable policies in the pip
A new Configuration object provides *no default policies*.
It is up to the SDK developer to specify each of the policy defaults as required by the service.

*Configuration should not be exposed part of the public API of the resulting SDK.*
*Configuration should not be exposed as part of the public API of the resulting SDK.*

This can be seen in the above code sample as implemented in a staticmethod on the client class.
The Configuration object does not specify in what order the policies will be added to the pipeline.
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