eliminate things you do not understandの説明を改善
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eliminate things you do not understandの説明を改善
>the goal is to eliminate things you do not understand
the word "eliminate" was not good choice
There are two phases of reading
clarify what you do not understand
eliminate/solve/destroy/understand what you do not understand
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