Beginner Question on Model Checking

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    • I am very new to TLA+ and I am trying to learn it through the book Specifying Systems by Leslie Lamport. I am currently working on the InnerFIFO example from Chapter 4. I attempted to use the TLC model checker on this example. So, I created a new model and specified the following value to the constant Message - {"hello", "world"}. Upon running the model checker I get the following error -

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