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@cgoldberg Thanks for bringing this up:) I've looked into this http://www.englishleap.com/common-mistakes/each-every and it seems to me that each/every can be used interchangeably. I so I would leave it like it is now. Correct me if I'm wrong:) |
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np... closing this one. |
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Sorry for this pedantic pull request :)
Something about the phrase "how much time does every test take?" rings weird to me. It is grammatically correct, but it conveys a subtly different meaning than [I think] was intended. I interpret "every" in this context to be: "the set of all tests".
This PR changes the project summary in README.rst to use 'each' instead of 'every': "how much time does each test take?"
(Feel free to reject this if I am just making noise)