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@@ -578,16 +578,16 @@ The corpus contains the following information for each text sample:
 * `id`: an identifier that is unique among the source.
 * `language`: the language of the text sample (relying on the source, that information can be wrong).
   <details ><summary>Possible values:</summary>
-  * an ISO 639-1 code of a natural language: `en`, `fr`, `de`, `es`, or `it`;
-  * a common name prefixed by "`code:`" of a programming language:  `code:python`, `code:c++`, …; or
-  * a list of ISO 639-1 codes separated by commas, if the text sample is multilingual: `fr,en`, `de,fr`, `es,en`, `it,en`,
-     or one of those pairs in the opposite order if the languages appear in the opposite order in the text.
+* an ISO 639-1 code of a natural language: `en`, `fr`, `de`, `es`, or `it`;
+* a common name prefixed by "`code:`" of a programming language:  `code:python`, `code:c++`, …; or
+* a list of ISO 639-1 codes separated by commas, if the text sample is multilingual: `fr,en`, `de,fr`, `es,en`, `it,en`,
+  or one of those pairs in the opposite order if the languages appear in the opposite order in the text.
   </details > 
 * `url` (optional): the URL of the original text sample on the web, if available.
 * `title` (optional): the title of the original text sample, if available.
 * `author` (optional): the author of the original text sample, if available.
   <details ><summary>Note:</summary>
-  * Usually the author name in plain text, except for `Gutenberg` where it is the JSON serialized object of the author metadata.
+  Usually the author name in plain text, except for `Gutenberg` where it is the JSON serialized object of the author metadata.
   </details > 
 * `date` (optional): the publication date of the original text sample, if available.
   <details ><summary>Note:</summary>