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docs: small fix #67

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Expand Up @@ -93,8 +93,7 @@ proxygen is Facebook's high performance C++11 HTTP proxy library, written on top
C++ library called wangle. From a code perspective, Envoy uses most of the same techniques as
proxygen to obtain high performance as an HTTP library/proxy. Beyond that however the two projects
are not really comparable as Envoy is a complete self contained server with a large feature set
versus a library that must be built into something by each project individually. As of this writing
proxygen also does not support HTTP/2.
versus a library that must be built into something by each project individually.

`gRPC <http://www.grpc.io/>`_
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