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@@ -93,12 +93,12 @@ The following are examples of how people might translate Psalm 1:1,2.
 
 (1) Translate the poetry using one of your styles of poetry. (The style in this example has words that sound similar at the end of each line.)
 
->> “Happy is the person not encouraged <u>to sin</u>   
->> Disrespect for God he will not <u>begin</u>   
->> To those who laugh at God, he is <u>no kin.</u> 
->> God is his constant <u>delight</u> 
->> He does what God says <u>is right</u> 
->> He thinks of it all day <u>and night</u> 
+>> “Happy is the person not encouraged <u>to sin</u>
+>> Disrespect for God he will not <u>begin</u>
+>> To those who laugh at God, he is <u>no kin.</u>
+>> God is his constant <u>delight</u>
+>> He does what God says <u>is right</u>
+>> He thinks of it all day <u>and night</u>
 
 (2) Translate the poetry using your style of elegant speech.