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@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ I have heard that 19 out of 20 software projects fail, by any reasonable success
 
 When I first heard the 19/20 statistic, I assumed this meant that any given team, on any given project, faced 95% odds of failure.
 
 
 When I first heard the 19/20 statistic, I assumed this meant that any given team, on any given project, faced 95% odds of failure.
 

-But I put to all of you this awful insight:
+But I put to you this awful insight:

 
   - On any given project, 19 out of 20 software teams face around 99.9% odds of failure.
   - On any given project, 1 out of 20 software teams face around 99.9% odds of success.
 
   - On any given project, 19 out of 20 software teams face around 99.9% odds of failure.
   - On any given project, 1 out of 20 software teams face around 99.9% odds of success.