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typo: Double work 'the'
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typo: Double word 'to'
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typo: Double word 'other`
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typo: Double word 'your'
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typo: Double word 'conceptual'
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typo: Double word 'button'
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Expand Up @@ -218,7 +218,7 @@ When introducing a list, avoid phrasing like “the following” or “these”,

## Procedural steps

Procedures give readers a set of sequential steps to follow to complete a task. Always use numbered lists for procedures. Give readers all of the prerequisites or conceptual conceptual information they’ll need to complete the task before the procedure, rather than including it within a specific step.
Procedures give readers a set of sequential steps to follow to complete a task. Always use numbered lists for procedures. Give readers all of the prerequisites or conceptual information they’ll need to complete the task before the procedure, rather than including it within a specific step.

Each step must include an action. You can also choose to include whether a step is optional, explain the reason or result of the step, and orient the reader by describing the location of the action, before guiding them to complete the action.

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