DOC: fix grammar typo in Doc/library/logging.rst
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Fix typo: "due to retain" → "in order to retain" "in order" is grammatically redundant, but it's to avoid having homophones "2" and "to" right next to each other.
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Fix typo: "due to retain" → "in order to retain"
"in order" is grammatically redundant, but it's to avoid having homophones "2" and "to" right next to each other.
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