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@@ -361,9 +361,6 @@ Let's see how this works with an example:
 
 `$in` variable is now typed based on the pipeline input type of the surrounding expression.
 
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 ```ansi:no-line-numbers title="Before. Error is caught at runtime."
 Error: nu::shell::operator_incompatible_types
 
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 ```
 
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 ```ansi:no-line-numbers title="After. Error is caught at parse time."
 Error: nu::parser::operator_incompatible_types
 
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    ╰────
 ```
 
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 #### Better type inference of `let` bindings
 
 `let` bindings in the middle of a pipeline, or at the end of it, are now properly typed based ont the pipeline input type.