diff --git a/docs/tutorials/rt-task.md b/docs/tutorials/rt-task.md
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@@ -614,7 +614,7 @@ var test_procedure = {
 !!! info
     In a timeline variables procedure, when `randomize_order` is `true` and `repetitions` is greater than 1, the  trial order will be re-randomized on each repetition through the `timeline_variables` array. This means that there will be some constraints on the randomization of all trials in the procedure. 
     For example, if a `timeline_variables` array contains one trial per stimulus, then the same stimulus could occur twice in a row (since it could be at the end of one repetition and the start of the next one), but it could not be repeated more than twice in a row, regardless of the number of repetitions.
-    If don't want to constrain the randomization in this way, you could use the `sample` parameter with the `fixed-repetitions` option: this will combine all the repeitions of your `timeline_variables` array into one larger array, and then randomize the whole thing. You can read more about the randomization, repetition, and sampling options for timeline variables in the [Timeline documentation](../overview/timeline.md)).
+    If you don't want to constrain the randomization in this way, you could use the `sample` parameter with the `fixed-repetitions` option: this will combine all the repeitions of your `timeline_variables` array into one larger array, and then randomize the whole thing. You can read more about the randomization, repetition, and sampling options for timeline variables in the [Timeline documentation](../overview/timeline.md)).
 
 
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