diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
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--- a/README.md
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@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ Native libraries are published on bintray. So you can:
 
 - Build the application and get libraries via gradle dependencies (JVM build only)
 - Build the whole app (LibVLC + Medialibrary + Application)
-- Build LibVLC only, and get an .aar package
+- Build LibVLC only and get an .aar package
 
 ### Build Application
 
@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ VLC-Android build relies on gradle build modes :
 
 - `Release` & `Debug` will get LibVLC and Medialibrary from Bintray, and build application source code only.
 - `SignedRelease` also, but it will allow you to sign application apk with a local keystore.
-- `Dev` will build build LibVLC, Medialibrary, and then build the application with these binaries. (via build scripts only)
+- `Dev` will build LibVLC, Medialibrary, and then build the application with these binaries. (via build scripts only)
 
 ### Build LibVLC