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@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ your devices. Currently, most languages only support a single use-case as a
 starting point. Setting the position of a single device by targeting its
 name:
 
-> *“Set the curtain position to 80%"*
+> Set the curtain position to 80%
 
 We are working on extending the use-case coverage to set the position
 of multiple devices or complete areas, similar to what is possible with
@@ -138,9 +138,9 @@ possible to start or stop a vacuum cleaner by voice; Now it can! Assist knows
 how to start a vacuum and return it to its base. Here are some example
 sentences, in case you have a vacuum cleaner named Dusty:
 
-> "Start Dusty"
+> Start Dusty
 
-> "Return Dusty to base"
+> Return Dusty to base
 
 The biggest set of changes is for media players. Assist can now pause playback,
 resume playback, skip to the next media, and set the volume of media players!
@@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ resume playback, skip to the next media, and set the volume of media players!
 Be aware that currently, these sentences are limited to targeting a single
 device by its name, for example:
 
-> "Skip to the next song on the TV"
+> Skip to the next song on the TV
 
 We are actively working on extending the logic of these new intents to allow
 you to target areas and only affect the desired media player(s).