AWS DynamoDB Query with start and end value - swift

I am trying to perform a query where I want to retrieve all the items that have height and width between 2 defined values like this:
let queryExpression = AWSDynamoDBQueryExpression()
queryExpression.filterExpression = ":widthSmall < #width < :width AND :heightSmall < #height < :height"
queryExpression.keyConditionExpression = "#addedByType = :addedByType"
queryExpression.expressionAttributeNames = ["#addedByType": "addedByType", "#width": "widthSmall","#height": "heightSmall","#width": "width","#height": "height"]
queryExpression.expressionAttributeValues = [":addedByType": "APPUSER", ":widthSmall": 50, ":heightSmall": 50, ":width": 100, ":height": 100]
queryExpression.scanIndexForward = false
queryExpression.limit = 200
This though throw the following error because of the expressionAttributeNames
fatal error: Dictionary literal contains duplicate keys
What would be the correct way to check so ?

Ok so after quite a bit of trial and error I have figured out what I was doing wrong and came with the following result:
queryExpression.filterExpression = ":widthSmall < #width1 AND #width < :width AND :heightSmall < #height1 AND #height < :height"
queryExpression.keyConditionExpression = "#addedByType = :addedByType"
queryExpression.expressionAttributeNames = ["#addedByType": "addedByType", "#width1": "width","#height1": "height", "#width": "width", "#height": "height"]
queryExpression.expressionAttributeValues = [":addedByType": "APPUSER", ":widthSmall": 50, ":heightSmall": 50, ":width": 101, ":height": 101]
The problem was that I was referencing twice the same key in the dictionary

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//#version=4
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