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diff --git a/Doc/library/asyncio-task.rst b/Doc/library/asyncio-task.rst

   For backwards compatibility, the object returned by ``as_completed()``
   can be iterated as a plain iterator, yielding new coroutines that return
   the results of the passed in awaitables as their tasks finish.::
   the results or raise the errors of the passed in awaitables as their tasks
   finish.::

      for aw in as_completed(aws):
          earliest_result = await aw
diff --git a/Lib/asyncio/tasks.py b/Lib/asyncio/tasks.py
    Coroutines will be scheduled and their implicitly created tasks will be
    yielded instead.

    Any exception from the given awaitables will be raised by the async for
    statement, as will a TimeoutError if the timeout is reached before
    the iterator is exhausted.
    A TimeoutError is raised by the async for statement if the supplied
    timeout is reached before the iterator is exhausted.

    For backwards compatibility, the returned object can also be used as a
    plain iterator that yields new coroutines representing each next awaitable
    to be completed:

        for next_completed in as_completed(fs):
            result = await next_completed  # The 'await' may raise.
            result = await next_completed
            # Use result.

    The coroutines yielded by the plain iterator are not the original
    awaitables passed in.
    awaitables passed in and are the source of TimeoutErrors instead of the
    for loop.
    """
    if inspect.isawaitable(fs):
        raise TypeError(
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		For backwards compatibility, the object returned by ``as_completed()``
		can be iterated as a plain iterator, yielding new coroutines that return
		the results of the passed in awaitables as their tasks finish.::
		the results or raise the errors of the passed in awaitables as their tasks
		finish.::

		for aw in as_completed(aws):
		earliest_result = await aw
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Expand Up		@@ -640,20 +640,20 @@ def as_completed(fs, *, loop=None, timeout=None):
		Coroutines will be scheduled and their implicitly created tasks will be
		yielded instead.

		Any exception from the given awaitables will be raised by the async for
		statement, as will a TimeoutError if the timeout is reached before
		the iterator is exhausted.
		A TimeoutError is raised by the async for statement if the supplied
		timeout is reached before the iterator is exhausted.

		For backwards compatibility, the returned object can also be used as a
		plain iterator that yields new coroutines representing each next awaitable
		to be completed:

		for next_completed in as_completed(fs):
		result = await next_completed # The 'await' may raise.
		result = await next_completed
		# Use result.

		The coroutines yielded by the plain iterator are not the original
		awaitables passed in.
		awaitables passed in and are the source of TimeoutErrors instead of the
		for loop.
		"""
		if inspect.isawaitable(fs):
		raise TypeError(
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