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@@ -5,12 +5,12 @@
   feeding the signal from before the insert point to its <dfn>Insert
   send(s)</dfn>, and connecting the remainder of the channel strip to the
   <dfn>Insert return(s)</dfn>, both of which are JACK ports which are
-  visible to other JACK applications.<br />
-  Inserts are the JACK equivalents of normalized switching jacks on an 
+  visible to other JACK applications.<br>
+  Inserts are the JACK equivalents of normalized switching jacks on an
   analog console.
 </p>
 <p>
-  An insert allows you to either use a special external DSP JACK 
+  An insert allows you to either use a special external DSP JACK
   application that is not available as a plugin, or to splice an external
   analog piece of gear into your channel strip, such as a vintage
   compressor, tube equalizer, etc. In the latter case, you would first
@@ -26,6 +26,6 @@
 </p>
 <p class="note">
   Inserts will incur an additional JACK period of latency, which can be
-  measured and compensated for during mixing, but not during tracking! 
-</p>    
+  measured and compensated for during mixing, but not during tracking!
+</p>