not all lockers are in AFS

diff --git a/doc/AFSAndYou b/doc/AFSAndYou
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@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ For the most part using AFS, particularly at MIT, is well-hidden and can be used
 = Some MIT/AFS terminology = 
 
  '''locker'''::
-    For practical purposes, a folder. Probably the what you'll care about most of the time. Technically any directory mountable under /mit, regardless of how its stored. Today, most lockers (possibly all) lockers are stored in AFS.
+    For practical purposes, a folder. Probably the what you'll care about most of the time. Technically any directory mountable under /mit, regardless of how its stored. Today, most lockers lockers are stored in AFS.
 
  '''tokens'''::
     Essentially proof to the AFS servers that you are who you say you are, thus allowing you to access files you are supposed to. Analogous to Kerberos tickets.