diff --git a/_posts/10-06-01-Register-Globals.md b/_posts/10-06-01-Register-Globals.md
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--- a/_posts/10-06-01-Register-Globals.md
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@@ -8,11 +8,12 @@ anchor:  register_globals
 **NOTE:** As of PHP 5.4.0 the `register_globals` setting has been removed and can no longer be used. This is only
 included as a warning for anyone in the process of upgrading a legacy application.
 
-When enabled, the `register_globals` configuration setting that makes several types of variables (including ones from
+When enabled, the `register_globals` configuration setting makes several types of variables (including ones from
 `$_POST`, `$_GET` and `$_REQUEST`) available in the global scope of your application. This can easily lead to security
 issues as your application cannot effectively tell where the data is coming from.
 
-For example: `$_GET['foo']` would be available via `$foo`, which can override variables that have not been declared.
+For example: `$_GET['foo']` would be available via `$foo`, which can override variables that have been declared.
+
 If you are using PHP < 5.4.0 __make sure__ that `register_globals` is __off__.
 
 * [Register_globals in the PHP manual](https://secure.php.net/security.globals)