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Expand Up @@ -839,11 +839,9 @@ <h2>Queue the PerformanceObserver task</h2>
with its <a data-link-for="PerformanceObserverCallbackOptions">droppedEntriesCount</a>
set to <var>droppedEntriesCount</var> if <var>droppedEntriesCount</var> is not null,
otherwise unset.</li>
<li>Call <var>po</var>’s <a>observer callback</a> with
<var>observerEntryList</var> as the first argument, with <var>po</var>
as the second argument and as <a>callback this value</a>, and with
<var>callbackOptions</var> as the third argument. If this [=exception/throws=]
an exception, <a>report the exception</a>.
<li>[=Invoke=] <var>po</var>’s <a>observer callback</a> with «
<var>observerEntryList</var>, <var>po</var>, <var>callbackOptions</var> », "`report`",
and <var>po</var>.
</li>
</ol>
</li>
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