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-[NOTE]
-====
-When we((("transactions", "coinbase")))((("coinbase transactions"))) say "transactions" in this chapter, we refer to every
-transaction in a block except for the first transaction.  The first
-transaction in a block is a _coinbase transaction_, described in
-<<coinbase_transactions>>, which allows the miner of the block to
-collect their reward for producing the block.  Unlike other
-transactions, a coinbase transaction doesn't spend the output of a
-previous transaction and is also an exception to several other rules
-that apply to other transactions.  Coinbase transactions don't pay
-transaction fees, don't need to be fee bumped, aren't subject to
-transaction pinning, and are largely uninteresting to the following
-discussion about fees--so we're going to ignore them in this [.keep-together]#chapter.#
-====
-
-[NOTE]
-====
-When we((("transactions", "coinbase")))((("coinbase transactions"))) say "transactions" in this chapter, we refer to every
-transaction in a block except for the first transaction.  The first
-transaction in a block is a _coinbase transaction_, described in
-<<coinbase_transactions>>, which allows the miner of the block to
-collect their reward for producing the block.  Unlike other
-transactions, a coinbase transaction doesn't spend the output of a
-previous transaction and is also an exception to several other rules
-that apply to other transactions.  Coinbase transactions don't pay
-transaction fees, don't need to be fee bumped, aren't subject to
-transaction pinning, and are largely uninteresting to the following
-discussion about fees--so we're going to ignore them in this [.keep-together]#chapter.#
-====
 
 The criterion that almost all miners use to select which transactions to
 include in their blocks is to maximize their revenue.  Bitcoin was