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 This example shows how a Zebra server can act as an XML repository and
 search engine with the absolute minimum of configuration.  The data
-used here is description of dinosaur genera and higher taxa, taken
-from Michael Keesey's wonderful reference web-site, the Dinosauricon
-at http://dinosauricon.com/
+used here is description of dinosaur genera, taken from Michael
+Keesey's wonderful reference web-site, the Dinosauricon at
+	http://dinosauricon.com/
 
 As though making the site itself freely available weren't enough, Mike
 also offers the raw XML data from which the site's built.  I've
 hand-hacked the files slightly to get them into a form that Zebra is
 happy with, but the data itself is entirely due to him.  You can
 always get the up-to-date version from
-http://dinosauricon.com/data/
+	http://dinosauricon.com/data/
 
 (These were current at Thu Aug 29 17:11:27 BST 2002)