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 ## Scripts
 We include the following scripts
 - `gen-adblock-spoof.sh`  
-    This uses host file data from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/StevenBlack/hosts/master/hosts
-    to create local-data that redirects ad-domains to `127.0.0.2`. 
-
-    Note: it assumes the hostfile uses `0.0.0.0` as the ip .  
-   *A custom redirection ip address can be specified in the first argument.*
+   This uses host file data from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/StevenBlack/hosts/master/hosts
+   to create local-data that redirects ad-domains to `127.0.0.2`. 
+   Note: it assumes the hostfile uses `0.0.0.0` as the ip . 
+   *A custom redirection ip address can be specified in the first argument.*  
 
 -   `gen-adblock-refuse.sh`  
-    This uses host file data from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/StevenBlack/hosts/master/hosts to create local-data that responds to ad-domains with `NXDOMAIN`
+     This uses host file data from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/StevenBlack/hosts/master/hosts to create local-data that responds to ad-domains with `NXDOMAIN`
 
 - `hosts-to-unbound.sh`  
-Reads from `/etc/hosts` and creates both local-data (forward) and local-data-ptr (reverse) records for each entry. 
-
-Note: it assumes that records contain only two fields per line.  
-*An alternative file can be specified by the first argument*
+   Reads from `/etc/hosts` and creates both local-data (forward) and local-data-ptr (reverse) records for each entry. 
+   Note: it assumes that records contain only two fields per line.  
+   *An alternative file can be specified by the first argument*
 
 - `hosts-to-unbound-noptr.sh`  
-Reads from `/etc/hosts` and creates only local-data (forward) records for each entry.
-
-*An alternative file can be specified by the first argument.*
+   Reads from `/etc/hosts` and creates only local-data (forward) records for each entry.      
+   *An alternative file can be specified by the first argument.*
 
 ## Unbound configuration Example