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@@ -122,20 +122,12 @@ infrastructure](https://www.freebsd.org/news/2012-compromise.html),
 
 ### Performance
 
-OCaml code is compiled to native code running in the OCaml runtime, which is
-very performant, on par with C++ code.  The OCaml runtime is just used for
+OCaml code compiles to native code running in the OCaml runtime, which is
+as performant as compiled C++ code.  The OCaml runtime is just used for
 memory management, and very small compared to a JVM or Python runtime.  As
-example, our TLS library has up to 85% of the bulk throughput of OpenSSL (using
+an example, our TLS library has up to 85% of the bulk throughput of OpenSSL (using
 AES128-CBC).  The TLS handshake performance is equal with OpenSSL.
 
-OCaml code can be very fast (our TLS implementation reaches up to
-85% of the throughput of OpenSSL), and compiles either to native code on various
-architectures or to bytecode.  It can even compile to JavaScript.  OCaml is
-memory managed, individual developers don't have to manually allocate and
-release memory (which is a common source of security issues in other operating
-systems).
-
-
 ### Dependency management
 
 OCaml has a unique module system. A module specifies abstract datatypes