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topics/fair/tutorials/fair-origin/tutorial.md

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-> Look at the wording of the FAIR principles in [Table 1.1](#table). Which terms are used more than once?  Which terms are you seeing for the first time?
+> Look at the wording of the FAIR principles in **Table 1.1**. Which terms are used more than once?  Which terms are you seeing for the first time?
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 # What is meant by FAIRification and FAIRness of data? 
 
-**FAIRification** is the process of making your data FAIR compliant by applying the 15 Guiding Principles shown in [Table 1.1](#table).  The extent to which you apply these principles defines the **FAIRness** of your data.  In other words, FAIRness refers to the extent by which your data is FAIR and implies some implicit means of measuring its compliance.
+**FAIRification** is the process of making your data FAIR compliant by applying the 15 Guiding Principles shown in **Table 1.1**.  The extent to which you apply these principles defines the **FAIRness** of your data.  In other words, FAIRness refers to the extent by which your data is FAIR and implies some implicit means of measuring its compliance.
 
 # FAIR’s origins