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-title: "Introducing Safe and Progressive Strict Type Adoption"
+title: "Introducing Safe and Progressive Strict Type Adoption Rule"
 perex: |
     PHP's `declare(strict_types=1)` directive is a powerful tool for preventing subtle bugs.
     Yet most existing, mature projects don't use it consistently, if at all.