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diff --git a/src/speedcubing/figure-it-out/figure-it-out.md b/src/speedcubing/figure-it-out/figure-it-out.md
index 1c38657..fbc30e2 100644
--- a/src/speedcubing/figure-it-out/figure-it-out.md
+++ b/src/speedcubing/figure-it-out/figure-it-out.md
@@ -176,7 +176,8 @@ Suppose that you manage, via blockbuilding, to reach the following state:
176alg="R' D R // Insertion 176alg="R' D R // Insertion
177 U // Interchange 177 U // Interchange
178 R' D' R // Inverse insertion 178 R' D' R // Inverse insertion
179 U' // Inverse interchange"></twisty-player> 179 U' // Inverse interchange">
180</twisty-player>
180</center> 181</center>
181 182
182First of all, this would be an amazing achievement! The whole cube is 183First of all, this would be an amazing achievement! The whole cube is
@@ -245,7 +246,7 @@ is also important. For example, consider the following case:
245alg="R' D R // Insertion 246alg="R' D R // Insertion
246 U // Interchange 247 U // Interchange
247 R' D' R // Inverse insertion 248 R' D' R // Inverse insertion
248 U' // Inverse interchange"></twisty-player> 249 U' // Inverse interchange">
249</twisty-player> 250</twisty-player>
250</center> 251</center>
251 252
@@ -274,7 +275,8 @@ Let's highlight the difference between the two 3-cycles. In the first one:
274alg="R' D R // Insertion 275alg="R' D R // Insertion
275 U // Interchange 276 U // Interchange
276 R' D' R // Inverse insertion 277 R' D' R // Inverse insertion
277 U' // Inverse interchange"></twisty-player> 278 U' // Inverse interchange">
279</twisty-player>
278</center> 280</center>
279 281
2801. The red-green-white corner must go to the place of the white-red-blue one, 2821. The red-green-white corner must go to the place of the white-red-blue one,
@@ -294,7 +296,7 @@ While in the second case:
294alg="U L' U' // Insertion 296alg="U L' U' // Insertion
295 R' // Interchange 297 R' // Interchange
296 U L U' // Inverse insertion 298 U L U' // Inverse insertion
297 R // Inverse interchange"></twisty-player> 299 R // Inverse interchange">
298</twisty-player> 300</twisty-player>
299</center> 301</center>
300 302
@@ -327,7 +329,7 @@ are also left with some unsolved edges? For example, consider this case:
327alg="E' // Interchange 329alg="E' // Interchange
328 L' U2 L // Insertion 330 L' U2 L // Insertion
329 E // Inverse interchange 331 E // Inverse interchange
330 L' U2 L // Inverse insertion"></twisty-player> 332 L' U2 L // Inverse insertion">
331</twisty-player> 333</twisty-player>
332</center> 334</center>
333 335
@@ -369,7 +371,8 @@ alg="L // Set-up
369 R D2 R' // Insertion 371 R D2 R' // Insertion
370 U // Inverse interchange 372 U // Inverse interchange
371 R D2 R' // Inverse insertion 373 R D2 R' // Inverse insertion
372 L' // Inverse set-up"></twisty-player> 374 L' // Inverse set-up">
375</twisty-player>
373</center> 376</center>
374 377
375No matter how much you try, you are not going to find valid interchange 378No matter how much you try, you are not going to find valid interchange

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