Removed redundant category #1031
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"Sydney Opera House from the west" already contains the category "Sydney Opera House", so it is not recommended to include it. I understand this is just an example, but still better show the right thing when educating users.
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"Sydney Opera House from the west" already contains the category "Sydney Opera House", so it is not recommended to include it.
I understand this is just an example, but still better show the right thing when educating users.