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 There are many other examples as well. How many of your grep invocations are in the form of `grep -R 'foo' ./`?
 Most of mine are. [Ripgrep](https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep) shortens that to `rg foo`
-while still having all the power of grep when I need it, and it is faster to boot!
+while still having all the power of grep when I need it, and it is faster as well!
 
 This isn't to say that tools should 'dumb themselves down' or hobble themselves to make them easier to use.
 However they should keep in mind the most common usecase that their tool is likely to be used in,