diff --git a/doc/modeling.tex b/doc/modeling.tex
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@@ -217,8 +217,8 @@ hardware memories. This can be merely a matter of putting an interface
 around some data type operations.
 
 For example, a \dfn{dictionary} comes in handy to model sparse memory
-structures. (In other languages, this data type is called \dfn{
-associative array}, or \dfn{hash table}.) A sparse memory is one in
+structures. (In other languages, this data type is called 
+\dfn{associative array}, or \dfn{hash table}.) A sparse memory is one in
 which only a small part of the addresses is used in a particular
 application or simulation. Instead of statically allocating the full
 address space, which can be large, it is better to dynamically