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Remove duplicate aggregation examples at the "Selecting data" docs #11268

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@seut seut commented Apr 14, 2021

Available aggergations are documented in detail at the dedicated
aggregations.rst documentation. So 1 example inside the
general "Selecting data" section should be enough.

Closes #11243.

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Available aggergations are documented in detail at the dedicated
`aggregations.rst` documentation. So 1 example inside the
general "Selecting data" section shopuld be enough.

Closes #11243.
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Why do we document aggregations twice?
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