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@@ -285,7 +285,7 @@ Here we know from looking at the markup of the page that headlines might match a
     (zipmap [:headline :byline :summary] (map #(str/replace %  #"\n" "") result))))
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-Here we take a node and extract the match. Note that we have to call first on the result of <code>html/select</code> because <code>html/select</code> always returns a sequence of nodes and not a single node. <code>zipmap</code> is a handy function, it allows us to take two sequences and zip them up into a hash-map. So here we take only the text nodes from the matches and remove any newline characters before we finally zip it up into a tidy hash-map.
+Here we take a node and extract the match. Note that we have to call <code>first</code> on the result of <code>html/select</code> because <code>html/select</code> always returns a sequence of nodes and not a single node. <code>zipmap</code> is a handy function, it allows us to take two sequences and zip them up into a hash-map. So here we take only the text nodes from the matches and remove any newline characters before we finally zip it up into a tidy hash-map.
 
 Because this scrape is not comprehensive we might match empty stories, so we define a function <code>empty-story?</code> that checks for that. We use this to filter out any empty stories: