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	[title] Troubleshooting
-	[* black] *MISSING BUCKLE:* If the entire buckle is missing and it is not clear how it was originally oriented on the webbing, follow these guidelines:
-	[* black] A replacement buckle is sized by the width of the webbing it will be attached to
-	[* black] As a general rule, when fastening a buckle while wearing an item, the release piece (insert) is held in the right hand while the lock piece (receiver) is held in the left hand
-	[* black] *VARIATIONS:* Sometimes only one side of the buckle will be replaceable ~~e.g.~~ when one side is sewn onto a backpack (reference image #3)
+	[* black] *MISSING BUCKLE:* If the entire buckle is missing and it's not clear how it was originally oriented on the webbing, follow these guidelines:
+	[* black] A replacement buckle is sized by the width of the webbing it will be attached to.
+	[* black] As a general rule, when fastening a buckle while wearing an item, the release piece (insert) is held in the right hand while the lock piece (receiver) is held in the left hand.
+	[* black] *VARIATIONS:* Sometimes only one side of the buckle will be replaceable, like when one side is sewn onto a backpack (reference image #3).