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Expand Up @@ -286,7 +286,7 @@ of a not terribly powerful bit of inference (it's only introducing a shared
borrow for an object about to be dropped) that we'd allow to occur virtually
everywhere.

**Borrowing in match patterns**. One stumbling block when leaning Rust is the
**Borrowing in match patterns**. One stumbling block when learning Rust is the
interaction between pattern matching and borrowing. In particular, when you're
pattern matching against borrowed data, you often have to do a little
reborrowing dance:
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