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ch03_bitcoin-core.adoc

@@ -347,7 +347,7 @@ $ which bitcoin-cli
 
 === Running a Bitcoin Core Node
 
-Bitcoin's ((("Bitcoin Core", "nodes", "running", id="bitcoin-core-nodes-running")))((("nodes", "running", id="nodes-running")))((("running", "nodes", id="running-nodes")))peer-to-peer
+Bitcoin's ((("Bitcoin Core", "nodes", "running", id="bitcoin-core-nodes-running")))((("nodes", "running", id="nodes-running")))((("running nodes", id="running-nodes")))peer-to-peer
 network is composed of network "nodes," run mostly by individuals and
 some of the businesses that provide Bitcoin services. Those running
 Bitcoin nodes have a direct and authoritative view of the Bitcoin
@@ -419,7 +419,7 @@ reasons:
   more robust.
 
 If you're reading this book and interested in strong security, superior
-privacy, or developing Bitcoin software, you should be running your ((("Bitcoin Core", "nodes", "running", startref="bitcoin-core-nodes-running")))((("nodes", "running", startref="nodes-running")))((("running", "nodes", startref="running-nodes")))own
+privacy, or developing Bitcoin software, you should be running your ((("Bitcoin Core", "nodes", "running", startref="bitcoin-core-nodes-running")))((("nodes", "running", startref="nodes-running")))((("running nodes", startref="running-nodes")))own
 node.
 
 === Configuring the Bitcoin Core Node