Web XML is having some error.

Hi,
I am getting some error in my web xml "Attribute "xmlns" was already specified for element "web-app" " as shown in attached picture also.
can some one help me in this ?
Regards,
Ziya

The attribute "xmlns" in the element "web-app" appears twice. Delete one of them.

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