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Edit the introduction for clarity #26

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Expand Up @@ -18,10 +18,9 @@ packages published to [npm](https://npmjs.org) that were originally intended for
use in node but not browsers will work just fine in the browser too.

Increasingly, people are publishing modules to npm which are intentionally
designed to work in both node and in the browser using browserify and many
packages on npm are intended for use in just the browser.
designed to work in both node and in the browser. Using browserify
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Did you miss "and many packages on npm are intended for use in just the browser."?

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unfortunately I don't have the same context now as I did 3 years ago when I originally made this PR so I can't really say for sure if I missed that part. What I can say is I must have thought the sentence was confusing enough to warrant a helpful drive by PR. Thanks for getting to it.

[npm is for all javascript](http://maxogden.com/node-packaged-modules.html),
front or backend alike.
front and backend alike.

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