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@@ -1244,14 +1244,14 @@ <h3 id="when-to-use-capital-letters">When to use Capital letters</h3>
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 <!-- <li>use “Sentence case” for headings (capital letter at the start of the sentence only, except for proper nouns e.g. names, company names)</li>
 <li>use “Title case” for the names of organisations, training programmes, schemes, and specialties (Capital letters for each word in a title)</li> -->
-<li>We do not use block capitals as they're difficult for people to read.</li>
-<li>We always use sentence case, including page titles. The exception is proper nouns and examples in the GOV.UK style guide capitalisation list. </li>
-<li>Generic drug names start lower case. Brand names get an initial capital letter, except where the brand uses lower case itself, for example:</li>
+<li>we do not use block capitals as they're difficult for people to read.</li>
+<li>we always use sentence case, including page titles. The exception is proper nouns and examples in the GOV.UK style guide capitalisation list. </li>
+<li>generic drug names start lower case. Brand names get an initial capital letter, except where the brand uses lower case itself, for example:</li>
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   <li>Codeine comes mixed with paracetamol (co-codamol) or with aspirin (co-codaprin) or with ibuprofen (Nurofen Plus).</li>
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-<li>Conditions are lower case except where they start with a proper name. For example: </li>
+<li>conditions are lower case except where they start with a proper name. For example: </li>
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   <li>Alzheimer's disease </li>
   <li>cancer of the colon  </li>
@@ -1263,10 +1263,10 @@ <h3 id="when-to-use-capital-letters">When to use Capital letters</h3>
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 <h3 id="tone-of-voice">Tone of voice</h3>
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-<li>use the active voice - "Book an operating theatre" rather than "an operating theatre can be booked" </li>
-<li>there’s usually no need to say "please" or "please note"</li>
-<li>there’s usually no need to say thank you</li>
-<li>say "sorry" if something serious has gone wrong - for example, the service has stopped working completely. In cases of service disruption give a plain English explanation of what type of incident it is</li>
+<li>use the active voice - "Book an operating theatre" rather than "an operating theatre can be booked"</li>
+<li>there’s usually no need to say "please" or "please note" or "thank you"</li>
+<!-- <li>there’s usually no need to say thank you</li> -->
+<!-- <li>say "sorry" if something serious has gone wrong - for example, the service has stopped working completely. In cases of service disruption give a plain English explanation of what type of incident it is</li> -->
 </ul>
 <h2 id="numbers-dates-and-time">Numbers, dates and time</h2>
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