diff --git a/01_intro/01_06-02_html.ipynb b/01_intro/01_06-02_html.ipynb
index 777b99d..c5be637 100644
--- a/01_intro/01_06-02_html.ipynb
+++ b/01_intro/01_06-02_html.ipynb
@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@
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-    "With BeautifulSoup imported, we can use the `BeautifulSoup` class. This class allows us to parse HTML. As we will see throughout this chapter, you will rarely have HTML as a string within your Python script, but for now, since we are starting, let's try to parse the above `html` string by passing it to the BeautifulSoup class. It is Pythonic to name your BeautifulSoup variable `soup`. If you have a more complex script that is parsing soup objects from multiple websites, you may want to be more original in your naming conventions, but for our purposes,`soup` will serve us well."
+    "With BeautifulSoup imported, we can use the `BeautifulSoup` class. This class allows us to parse HTML. As we will see throughout this chapter, you will rarely have HTML as a string within your Python script, but for now, since we are starting, let's try to parse the above `html` string by passing it to the BeautifulSoup class. It is Pythonic to name your BeautifulSoup variable `soup`. If you have a more complex script that is parsing soup objects from multiple websites, you may want to be more original in your naming conventions, but for our purposes, `soup` will serve us well."
    ]
   },
   {