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 # fuzzy - Fuzzy Logic for Python 3
 
-The first time I publish one of my private libraries. Thanks to hypothesis unit tests, I'm pretty confident that things should work out of the box in most cases. This is the third or fourth time I rebuild this library from scratch to find the sweet spot between ease of use (beautiful is better than ugly!), testability (simple is better than complex!) and potential to optimize for performance (practicality beats purity!). 
+Thanks to hypothesis unit tests, I'm pretty confident that things should work out of the box in most cases. This is the third or fourth time I rebuilt this library from scratch to find the sweet spot between ease of use (beautiful is better than ugly!), testability (simple is better than complex!) and potential to optimize for performance (practicality beats purity!). 
 
 ### Why a new library?
 The first time I was confronted with fuzzy logic, I fell in love with the concept, but after reading books and checking out libraries etc. I found it frustrating how most people make fuzzy logic appear complicated, hard to handle and incorporate in code.
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 Check the notebook for working examples and documentation.
 
 Have fun!
-- Anselm
+- Anselm