Small typo fix on the way

docs/reference/IBAC-Overview.mdx

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ so when secure access becomes easy, it's also more prevalent, leading to fewer s
 
 Intent-based access control doesn't fly in the face of organizational security policies,
 and it certainly doesn't replace them. IBAC aligns access controls with the needs of the organization.
-It captures and makes explicit the *intents* of developers and their the code,
+It captures and makes explicit the *intents* of developers and their code,
 enables processes for acting on those intents to allow or deny access,
 and makes explicit the enforcement that's actually put in place.
 One org might decide that it's best to automatically approve all intents once they undergo code review and apply