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 ## ABP Framework Now Supports Keyed Services!
 
-Autofac was already supporting the named/keyed DI services for a long time and with v9.0.0, they make it compatible with `Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection` package (including the keyed service support).
+Autofac was already supporting the named/keyed DI services for a long time and with v9.0.0, they made it compatible with the `Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection` package (including the keyed service support).
 
-After the v9.0.0 was released for Autofac, then the ABP Framework Core team immediately updated the `Autofac.Extensions.DependencyInjection` package to `v9.0.0`, made the related changes in its own Autofac project and included in the v8.0.2 release.
+After the v9.0.0 was released for Autofac, then the ABP Framework Core team immediately updated the `Autofac.Extensions.DependencyInjection` package to `v9.0.0`, made the related changes in its own Autofac package and included in the v8.0.2 release.
 
 You can see the related changes in the following PRs:
 
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 ## Summary
 
-In this post, I described the new **"keyed service"** support added to the built-in dependency injection container that was released in .NET 8, and wanted to announce it's being supported from v8.0.2 for ABP Framework. It's a really good addition to the built-in dependency injection container and can be pretty useful for certain use-cases.
+In this post, I described the new **"keyed service"** support added to the built-in dependency injection container that was released in .NET 8, and wanted to announce it's being supported from v8.0.2 for ABP Framework. It's a really good addition to the built-in dependency injection container and can be pretty useful for certain use-cases.