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Remove dangling text from README #576

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Expand Up @@ -274,8 +274,6 @@ Enter `@descend bar(x, y, z)` you can see that, for `foo(4)`, the types within `

## Viewing the internal representation of Julia code

Anyone using Cthulhu to investigate the behavior of Julia's compiler will
prefer to examine the
While Cthulhu tries to place type-annotations on the source code, this obscures
detail and can occassionally go awry (see details [here](TypedSyntax/README.md)).
For anyone who needs more direct insight, it can be better to look directly at Julia's
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