Update mod_facilitation.qmd

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mod_facilitation.qmd

@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ Any of the other modes can help here, since move is the only mode being engaged.
 
 Add a **follow** to give momentum to a particular move and steer the conversation in that direction, e.g., “Can we go back to the idea that Jose put on the table? That felt like a topic that could really use our attention. Shall we focus there?”
 
-Offer an effective **oppose** - “We’ve heard a lot of different ideas. I’d like to focus us in on the one that Amelia laid out. I’m interested in the research question, but I don’t think machine learning is going to be the most productive approach. Can we dig in to this one?”
+Offer an effective **oppose** - “We’ve heard a lot of different ideas. I’d like to focus on the one  Amelia laid out. I’m interested in the research question, but I don’t think machine learning is going to be the most productive approach. Can we dig in to this one?”
 
 Use a **bystand** to bring awareness to and dirsupt the dynamic - “Hey gang, we’re 20 minutes into our call and we’ve put a lot of different topics on the table. Where do we want to focus ourselves so we can walk away with some clear next steps?”
 
@@ -191,6 +191,7 @@ Invite a **bystand**:
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 #### Stuck in Covert Opposition
 On the surface, moves are followed, and the conversation appears harmonious, but below the surface, people have unspoken reservations. Opposition tends to be expressed outside the bounds of the conversation or harbored as resentment.