Typos: Remove duplicate words

docs/src/markdown/about/changelog.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 ## 10.0
 
 -   **NEW**: Added `GLOBSTARLONG` which adds support for the Zsh style `***` which acts like `**` with `GLOBSTAR` but
-    but traverses symlinks.
+    traverses symlinks.
 -   **NEW**: `pathlib.match` will respect symlink rules (when the `REALPATH` flag is given). Hidden file rules will
     be respected at all times. Enable `DOTALL` to match hidden files.
 -   **NEW**: Symlinks should not be traversed when `GLOBSTAR` is enabled unless `FOLLOW` is also enabled, but they
@@ -124,7 +124,7 @@
 ## 7.0.1
 
 -   **FIX**: Ensure that when using `REALPATH` that all symlinks are evaluated.
--   **FIX**: Fix issue where an extended pattern pattern can't follow right behind an inverse extended pattern.
+-   **FIX**: Fix issue where an extended pattern can't follow right behind an inverse extended pattern.
 -   **FIX**: Fix issues related to nested inverse glob patterns.
 
 ## 7.0
@@ -280,8 +280,8 @@ Check out [Release Notes](./release.md#upgrade-to-7.0) to learn more about upgra
 -   **NEW**: Deprecated `WcMatch` class methods `kill` and `reset`. `WcMatch` should be broken with a simple `break`
     statement instead.
 -   **NEW**: Add a new flag `MARK` to force `glob` to return directories with a trailing slash.
--   **NEW**: Add `MATCHBASE` that causes glob glob related functions and `WcMatch`, when the pattern has no slashes in
-    it, to seek for any file anywhere in the tree with a matching basename.
+-   **NEW**: Add `MATCHBASE` that causes glob related functions and `WcMatch`, when the pattern has no slashes in it, to
+    seek for any file anywhere in the tree with a matching basename.
 -   **NEW**: Add `NODIR` that causes `glob` matchers and crawlers to only match and return files.
 -   **NEW**: Exclusion patterns (enabled with `NEGATE`) now always enable `DOTALL` in the exclusion patterns. They also
     will match symlinks in `**` patterns. Only non `NEGATE` patterns that are paired with a `NEGATE` pattern are subject

docs/src/markdown/about/release.md

@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ patterns, which are used to filter the results, can match `.` or `..` with `.*`:
 []
 ```
 
-If we want to modify the pattern matcher, and not just the the directory scanner, we can use the flag
+If we want to modify the pattern matcher, and not just the directory scanner, we can use the flag
 [`NODITDIR`](../glob.md#nodotdir).
 
 ```pycon3

docs/src/markdown/pathlib.md

@@ -212,7 +212,7 @@ True
 #### `pathlib.WindowsPath` {: #windowspath}
 
 `WindowsPath` is Wildcard Match's version of Python's `WindowsPath`. The `WindowsPath` class is useful if you'd like to
-have the ease that `pathlib` offers when working with a path and be able to manipulate or gain access to to information
+have the ease that `pathlib` offers when working with a path and be able to manipulate or gain access to information
 about that file. You cannot instantiate this class on a Posix system. This class will utilize Wildcard Match's
 [`glob`](./glob.md) for all glob related actions. The class is subclassed from [`Path`](#path).
 
@@ -227,7 +227,7 @@ WindowsPath('c:/some/path')
 #### `pathlib.PosixPath` {: #posixpath}
 
 `PosixPath` is Wildcard Match's version of Python's `PosixPath`. The `PosixPath` class is useful if you'd like to
-have the ease that `pathlib` offers when working with a path and be able to manipulate or gain access to to information
+have the ease that `pathlib` offers when working with a path and be able to manipulate or gain access to information
 about that file. You cannot instantiate this class on a Windows system. This class will utilize Wildcard Match's
 [`glob`](./glob.md) for all glob related actions. The class is subclassed from [`Path`](#path).
 

docs/src/markdown/wcmatch.md

@@ -355,9 +355,9 @@ pattern which will perform much better: `@(ab|ac|ad)`.
     still impact performance as each file must get compared against many patterns until one is matched. Sometimes
     patterns like this are needed, so construct patterns thoughtfully and carefully.
 
-2.  Splitting patterns with `|` is built into [`WcMatch`](#wcmatch_1). `BRACE` and and splitting with `|` both
-    expand patterns into multiple patterns. Using these two syntaxes simultaneously can exponential increase in
-    duplicate patterns:
+2.  Splitting patterns with `|` is built into [`WcMatch`](#wcmatch_1). `BRACE` and splitting with `|` both expand
+    patterns into multiple patterns. Using these two syntaxes simultaneously can exponential increase in duplicate
+    patterns:
 
     ```pycon3
     >>> expand('test@(this{|that,|other})|*.py', BRACE | SPLIT | EXTMATCH)
@@ -409,11 +409,10 @@ for convenience.
 
 #### `wcmatch.MATCHBASE, wcmatch.X` {: #matchbase}
 
-When [`FILEPATHNAME`](#filepathname) or [`DIRPATHNAME`](#dirpathname) is enabled, `MATCHBASE` will ensure
-that that the respective file or directory pattern, when there are no slashes in the pattern, seeks for any file
-anywhere in the tree with a matching basename. This is essentially the behavior when
-[`FILEPATHNAME`](#filepathname) and [`DIRPATHNAME`](#dirpathname) is disabled, but with `MATCHBASE`, you
-can toggle the behavior by including slashes in your pattern.
+When [`FILEPATHNAME`](#filepathname) or [`DIRPATHNAME`](#dirpathname) is enabled, `MATCHBASE` will ensure that the
+respective file or directory pattern, when there are no slashes in the pattern, seeks for any file anywhere in the tree
+with a matching basename. This is essentially the behavior when [`FILEPATHNAME`](#filepathname) and
+[`DIRPATHNAME`](#dirpathname) is disabled, but with `MATCHBASE`, you can toggle the behavior by including slashes in your pattern.
 
 When we include no slashes:
 

wcmatch/glob.py

@@ -132,9 +132,9 @@ class _GlobSplit(Generic[AnyStr]):
 
     Glob pattern return a list of patterns broken down at the directory
     boundary. Each piece will either be a literal file part or a magic part.
-    Each part will will contain info regarding whether they are
-    a directory pattern or a file pattern and whether the part
-    is "magic", etc.: `["pattern", is_magic, is_globstar, dir_only, is_drive]`.
+    Each part will contain info regarding whether they are a directory pattern
+    or a file pattern and whether the part is "magic", etc.:
+    `["pattern", is_magic, is_globstar, dir_only, is_drive]`.
 
     Example:
     -------