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         <p>When failing, the <em>AssertJ Android</em> assertion produces an output which allows you to immediately recognize the problem: <code>Expected visibility &lt;gone> but was &lt;invisible>.</code></p>
         <p>Compare that to the output of regular <em>AssertJ</em> <code>expected:&lt;[8]> but was:&lt;[4]></code> and regular <em>JUnit</em> <code>expected: &lt;8> but was: &lt;4></code> and you should immediately see the advantage.</p>
-        <p>Because <em>AsserJ Android</em> offers assertions directly on objects rather than properties they can be chained together.</p>
+        <p>Because <em>AssertJ Android</em> offers assertions directly on objects rather than properties they can be chained together.</p>
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