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Expand Up @@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ the speed at which those admittedly fewer chunks of data arrive will not change.
### TCP, Packets, and Round Trips

Taking a very reductive and simplistic view of how files are transmitted from
server to client, we need to look at TCP. When we receive a file from a sever,
server to client, we need to look at TCP. When we receive a file from a server,
we don’t get the whole file in one go. TCP, upon which HTTP sits, breaks the
file up into segments, or _packets_. Those packets are sent, in batches, in
order, to the client. They are each acknowledged before the next series of
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