swap two sentences

app.py

@@ -141,9 +141,11 @@ and that meaning overpowers the "Venice" meaning enough that the encoding
 is too far away from the rest of the "Venice" stops.
 A few other examples on Venice Blvd are "Saint Andrews," "Harvard," and "Beethoven."
 There are a few that I don't ascribe much meaning to, such as "Girard" and "Jasmine."
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+There's a lot more to dig into here but I'll leave it there for now. 
 My mind first jumps to adversarial prompts that use famous names to move the encoding
 around in the encoding space.
-There's a lot more to dig into here but I'll leave it there for now. 
 """)
   st.plotly_chart(venice_fig, use_container_width=True)