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     "\n",
     "![The first column represents shot 0.  The circuits are run in order from 0 through 3.  The second column represents shot 1.  The circuits are run in order from 0 through 3.  The remaining columns follow the same pattern. ](/docs/images/guides/repetition-rate-execution/circuits_shots_matrix1.avif \"Column-wise execution matrix\")\n",
     "\n",
-    "\n",
     "Because `rep_delay` is inserted between circuits, each shot of the execution encounters this delay. Therefore, as you lower the `rep_delay`, the total QPU execution time decreases, at the expense of increasing the state preparation error rate, as the following image illustrates:\n",
     "\n",
     "![This image shows that as the `rep_delay` value is lowered, the state preparation error rate increases.](/docs/images/guides/repetition-rate-execution/rep_delay.avif \"Repetition delay versus error rate\")\n",