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diff --git a/Creating a reference to a variable is called borrowing.md b/Creating a reference to a variable is called borrowing.md
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 Creating a reference is done with an ampersand. It creates a pointer to another variable in the stack, which could be a pointer to something on the heap.
 
-This is called borrowing.
+This is called borrowing. ( Borrow, but not own, its heap data so to speak? )
 
 A reference is a non-owning pointer; so if we create a reference to a Box we can safely have it discarded and continue using the box because the heap data is not deallocated.
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