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@@ -5181,7 +5181,7 @@ <h3>A Wall Clock Time Investigation</h3>
                     request (or groups of request), you can see only &#39;interesting&#39; time.
                 </li>
                 <li>
-                    If the application uses System.Threading.Threads.Tasks, you can use the &#39;Thread Time (with
+                    If the application uses System.Threading.Tasks, you can use the &#39;Thread Time (with
                     Tasks) view.&nbsp; This marks the segment of a task that is executing a single task with the
                     ID of that task.&nbsp; I also attributes a Task&#39;s time to the call stack of the task that
                     activated it.&nbsp;&nbsp; In this way concurrent programs can be analyzed as if they were singly