diff --git a/entries/Personality Characteristics.txt b/entries/Personality Characteristics.txt
index 8320312..c6efa3e 100644
--- a/entries/Personality Characteristics.txt	
+++ b/entries/Personality Characteristics.txt	
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ Personality Characteristics
 Contrary to stereotype, hackers are not usually intellectually narrow; they
 tend to be interested in any subject that can provide mental stimulation,
 and can often discourse knowledgeably and even interestingly on any number
-of obscure subjects  if you can get them to talk at all, as opposed to, say,
+of obscure subjects if you can get them to talk at all, as opposed to, say,
 going back to their hacking. It is noticeable (and contrary to many
 outsiders' expectations) that the better a hacker is at hacking, the more
 likely he or she is to have outside interests at which he or she is more
@@ -25,4 +25,3 @@ psychometric systems, hackerdom appears to concentrate the relatively rare
 INTJ and INTP types; that is, introverted, intuitive, and thinker types (as
 opposed to the extroverted-sensate personalities that predominate in the
 mainstream culture).
-
diff --git a/entries/personal surveillance device.txt b/entries/personal surveillance device.txt
index 2dce923..036bfbe 100644
--- a/entries/personal surveillance device.txt	
+++ b/entries/personal surveillance device.txt	
@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
 personal surveillance device
 
-Alternative name for a mobile phone, due to their extensive personal data collection and exfiltration capabilities.
+Alternative name for a mobile phone, due to their extensive personal data
+collection and exfiltration capabilities.