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Expand Up @@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ Now let's define our `Description` instance, asserting that `IntDescr` describes
instance Description IntDescr Int where
```

Next, we derive desciptions:
Next, we derive descriptions:

```haskell
describe :: Int -> IntDescr
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property to ensure it fails. You can filter out properties you don't want to
test at all using `runTestsWhere`.

`aproposTest` is a `Hedgehog` property test that tests agains the given value `a`.
`aproposTest` is a `Hedgehog` property test that tests against the given value `a`.

The return type of `runTests` is `IsString s => [(s, Property)]`, which can be
plugged straight into Hedgehog's `Group`.
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