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(upbeat music) - [Instructor] Okay, here's my solution for the challenge. Keep in mind that my solution and your solution may be different, and that's okay. From the root of the workspace, I'll go to projects, NGX Gem Finder, source, lib, tokens, and click on 'content.token.ts' to open the file. In my work, I try to avoid monolithic configuration objects because they become hard to work with over time. Instead, I like to use many smaller configurations. That's what I did here. I exported a constant on line seven called PLAYER_LIST_CONTENT and set its value as a new injection token. If I had other components that needed translations, I would add tokens for those components here using a similar naming convention. The injection token class takes two arguments. The first argument is a string used only for debugging the code. You can use any string you want, but I usually set this as the same name I use for the variable. The second argument is an optional options object. By default, tokens…

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