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@@ -405,13 +405,13 @@ the state being altered is the balance of a virtual currency.
 
 A state channel((("payment channels", "state channels", id="payment-channel-state")))((("state channels", id="state-channel")))((("transactions", "state channels", id="transaction-state"))) is
 established between two parties, through a transaction that locks a
-shared state on the blockchain. This is called the _funding transaction_.
+shared state on the blockchain. This is called ((("funding transactions")))the _funding transaction_.
 This single transaction must be transmitted to
 the network and mined to establish the channel. In the example of a
 payment channel, the locked state is the initial balance (in currency)
 of the channel.
 
-The two parties then exchange signed transactions, called _commitment
+The two parties then exchange signed transactions, ((("commitment transactions")))called _commitment
 transactions_, that alter the initial state. These transactions are
 valid transactions in that they _could_ be submitted for settlement by
 either party, but instead are held offchain by each party pending the
@@ -427,7 +427,7 @@ state that is more favorable to them than the current state. We will
 examine the various mechanisms that can be used to discourage
 publication of prior states in the rest of this chapter.
 
-Finally, the channel can be closed either cooperatively, by submitting a
+Finally, the channel can be closed either cooperatively, by ((("settlement transactions")))submitting a
 final _settlement transaction_ to the blockchain, or unilaterally, by
 either party submitting the last commitment transaction to the
 blockchain. A unilateral close option is needed in case one of the