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 **Duration**: 90 mins\\
 **Description**: \\
-One of the key resources in any C++ program is memory, as every object must, if nothing else, occupy some memory itself.  Unsurprisingly, this has lead to many attempt to find 'a better memory allocator', often with competing priorities.  Do you want a faster allocator? Thread-specific allocation? Or more "secure"?  Do you want to better track leaks and report
+One of the key resources in any C++ program is memory, as every object must, if nothing else, occupy some memory itself.  Unsurprisingly, this has lead to many attempt to find "a better memory allocator", often with competing priorities.  Do you want a faster allocator? Thread-specific allocation? Or more "secure"?  Do you want to better track leaks and report
 errors?  Or simply monitor usage patterns?\\
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