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Fixed some duplicate words in the English version.

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## GOPATH and project settings
Let's proceed by assuming that our GOPATH points to a folder with with an ordinary directory name (if not, we can easily set up a suitable directory and set its path as the GOPATH). As we've describe earlier, a GOPATH can contain more than one directory: in Windows, we can set this as an environment variable; in linux/OSX systems, GOPATH can be set using `export`, i.e: `export gopath=/path/to/your/directory`, as long as the directory which GOPATH points to contains the three sub-directories: `pkg`, `bin` and `src`. Below, we've placed the source code of our new project in the `src` directory with the tentative name `beelog`. Here are some screenshots of the Windows environment variables as well as of the directory structure.
Let's proceed by assuming that our GOPATH points to a folder with an ordinary directory name (if not, we can easily set up a suitable directory and set its path as the GOPATH). As we've describe earlier, a GOPATH can contain more than one directory: in Windows, we can set this as an environment variable; in linux/OSX systems, GOPATH can be set using `export`, i.e: `export gopath=/path/to/your/directory`, as long as the directory which GOPATH points to contains the three sub-directories: `pkg`, `bin` and `src`. Below, we've placed the source code of our new project in the `src` directory with the tentative name `beelog`. Here are some screenshots of the Windows environment variables as well as of the directory structure.
![](images/13.1.gopath.png?raw=true)