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 ==== Basic docker commands
 
-In this chapter we use docker quite extensively. We will be using the following docker commands and arguments:
+In this chapter we use +docker+ quite extensively. We will be using the following +docker+ commands and arguments:
 
 *Building a container*
 
@@ -158,11 +158,11 @@ docker run -it [--network netname] [--name cname] tag
 docker exec cname command
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-...where +cname+ is the name we gave the container in the run command, and +command+ is an executable or script that we want to run inside the container.
+...where +cname+ is the name we gave the container in the +run+ command, and +command+ is an executable or script that we want to run inside the container.
 
 *Stopping a container*
 
-In most cases, if we are running a container in an _interactive_ and _terminal_ mode, with the +i+ and +t+ flags (combined as +-it+), the container can be stopped by simply pressing +CTRL-C+, or exiting the shell with +exit+ or +CTRL-D+. If the container does not exit, you can stop it from another terminal, like this:
+In most cases, if we are running a container in an _interactive_ as well as _terminal_ mode, i.e. with the +i+ and +t+ flags (combined as +-it+) set, the container can be stopped by simply pressing +CTRL-C+ or by exiting the shell with +exit+ or +CTRL-D+. If a container does not terminate, you can stop it from another terminal like this:
 
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 docker stop cname
@@ -172,7 +172,7 @@ docker stop cname
 
 *Deleting a container by name*
 
-If you name a container, instead of letting docker name it randomly, you cannot use that name again until the container is deleted. Docker will return an error like this:
+If you name a container instead of letting docker name it randomly, you cannot reuse that name until the container is deleted. Docker will return an error like this:
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 docker: Error response from daemon: Conflict. The container name "/bitcoind" is already in use...
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@@ -183,7 +183,7 @@ To fix this, delete the existing instance of the container:
 docker rm cname
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-...where +cname+ is the name we have the container (+bitcoind+ in the example error message)
+...where +cname+ is the name assigned to the container (+bitcoind+ in the example error message)
 
 *List running containers*
 
@@ -191,7 +191,7 @@ docker rm cname
 docker ps
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-These basic docker commands will be enough to get you started and will allow you to run all the examples in this chapter. Let's see them in action, in the following sections.
+These basic docker commands will be enough to get you started and will allow you to run all the examples in this chapter. Let's see them in action in the following sections.
 
 === Bitcoin Core and Regtest